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The determinants of divestment from coal energy: the case of South Africa
The escalating urgency to address climate change and achieve net-zero emissions as per the 2016 Paris Agreement has placed the spotlight on financial institutions in South Africa divesting from coal. This trend is particularly significant in light of South Africa's heavy reliance on coal for both it...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2025
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