Trudeau gets an unexpected ally in the climate change wars
Mark Carney, who is leaving the Bank of England for a new role with the United Nations, has been pushing the financial community to wake up to the implications of global warming.
OTTAWA—Central bankers, the arms-length public servants who try to enhance their countries’ economies by influencing commercial borrowing rates, are generally seen as some of the world’s most remote, pointy-headed, and cautious people.
Aside from the apparent millions who view international b...
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