Google, Apple joining US private sector push on climate finance


Call to action: Apple and Google are among the big corporations pledging sizeable contributions to the Obama administration's American Business Act on Climate Pledge. Photo: Reuters

WASHINGTON: Some of the biggest US corporate names offered their support – and billions of dollars in green financing pledges – to buttress the Obama administration's quest for a global agreement on combating climate change. 

Google, Apple, Goldman Sachs and 10 other well-known companies joined the White House in launching the American Business Act on Climate Pledge, a campaign that the White House said would inject US$140bil (RM534.54bil) in low-carbon investments into the global economy. 

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