Europe’s largest bank, UBS, is pulling out of all deals that involve coal and oil extraction in the arctic.
Europe’s largest bank, UBS, is pulling out of all deals that involve coal and oil extraction in the arctic.
From this article: In a coordinated action to pressure Barclays to stop financing climate destruction, Greenpeace activists on Monday morning shut down 97 of the British investment bank’s branches across the United Kingdom.
It is well established that 13,000+ Americans die annually and hundreds of thousands become ill due to the heavy metals and radioactive isotopes associated with coal-fired power plants. Given that, it’s not clear why a study was required to conclude …
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Renewable propane offers an identical composition to the conventional kind, making it suitable for any application compatible with that kind of fuel. This propane gets made with 100% renewable and raw materials, such as vegetable oil and waste residues. Despite …
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Those looking for a blow-by-blow description of the demise of the coal industry in the Powder River Basin in the north-central U.S. can get it in the article linked above.
The European Investment Bank, the world’s largest multilateral development bank, is soon to end lending money to organizations associated with fossil fuels. What happens when capital dries up? The entire industry slides inexorably into oblivion. Fossil fuels made the 20th …