As Trump steps back from UN climate talks, Coke and HP move in
Leaders from corporate America are stepping up where the US government is stepping down, and attending the global climate gathering in Germany to discuss how markets and finance can drive carbon reductions.
BY JENNIFER A. DLOUHY, BLOOMBERG NEWS
On the fringes of the ongoing global climate summit in Bonn, US leaders will once again demonstrate their commitment to the issue, with a packed agenda of film screenings, panel discussions and cocktail parties where they will highlight the country's carbon dioxide cuts.
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