Last month, I bought my first Green Liberty Bond. Modeled on the war bonds that raised billions of dollars to fight World War II, my Green Liberty Bond aims to win the fight against climate change — at least in Connecticut.
Israel has completed its first sale of dollar-denominated 10-year green bonds, raising a total of $2 billion through an international debt offering as the government sets out to meet its goal of a zero-emissions economy by 2050.
The federal government raised $5 billion from investors this week in its first ever sale of a so-called green bond, an increasingly popular investment vehicle that promises to combat climate change while making money, too.
