The Stockton Public Financing Authority is selling bonds that will primarily refinance the debt sold to pay for its Delta Water Project, which provides about three-quarters of the city's drinking water, sustainably. Learn more about the credit strength of these bonds, and how BAM confirmed that the project aligns with the international Green Bond Principles.
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