Environmental sustainability

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A global economy under transformation

Rapid shifts in technology, energy and consumer behavior are fundamentally changing what society will look like in the next few decades.
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Sustainable Aviation Fuel: Ready for Takeoff

Learn more about a new way to power flight in travel, transportation, freight and other industries that is giving decarbonization efforts a giant lift.
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Take a virtual tour of an Oklahoma wind farm

Take a virtual flyby of EDF Renewables’ wind facility, part of our $125 bn environmental commitment

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ESG reports - Bank of America

We demonstrate our commitment to transparency by disclosing our environmental, social and governance (ESG) impacts through a number of reporting frameworks.
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Corporate environmental sustainability strategy & initiatives

Bank of America is committed to improving the environment in how we approach our global business strategy, work with partners, make our operations more sustainable, support our employees, manage risks and govern our activities.
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Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures Report

As one of the world’s largest financial institutions, we are committed to ensuring that climate-related risks and opportunities are properly managed within our business.

Approach to zero

Building on our history of climate leadership, in 2021 we announced a commitment to achieve net zero emissions across our financing activities, operations and supply chain before 2050.
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Making an impact through community projects & impact investing

From families creating better lives to communities and coalitions promoting the greater good, we support all kinds of efforts to build a brighter future.
Countdown to 2050

Countdown to 2050

How net-zero carbon emissions can be achieved by 2050.
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Financing the transition to net zero

As the business community races to reduce its carbon emissions, enormous amounts of capital will be required to retool assembly lines, retrain workers and reimagine how the global economy operates.