Canada pension plan’s fossil-fuel investments raise climate risks, study says

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), which manages the pensions of 20 million Canadians, is investing billions of dollars in fossil fuel companies, exposing it to significant climate-related risks, research by two universities said on Thursday. The study was done by Canada Climate Law Initiative (CCLI), a project of the University of British Columbia and Toronto’s York University. The research acknowledged the progress made by Canada’s biggest pension fund, including the doubling of its renewable energy holdings, but found...