Central banking's green limits spark a legal debate in Sweden
How should a central bank respond to global warming? In Sweden, a body created to monitor government efforts to fight climate change says the law that guides monetary policy needs a serious overhaul.
By Niclas Rolander and Rafaela Lindeberg / BLOOMBERG
Cecilia Hermansson, the vice chair of the Swedish Climate Policy Council, is advising the government to include environmental considerations in the Riksbank Act, which is currently under review. She also says an existing proposal to amend the law doesn't go nearly far enough.
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