Tag: dirty energy
Greenpeace urges Shell stockholders to stop supporting ‘climate destruction’
The green activist group called for a stop to all fossil fuel expansion and for companies to pay up for the economic and non-economic loss and damages caused by climate impacts
Protests slam gas expansion in Asia, call on governments to hasten...
The demonstrations called out the ADB for continuing to finance gas projects despite its commitment to support low-carbon transition
China approves coal power surge despite emissions pledge: Greenpeace
At least 20.45 gigawatts (GW) of coal-fired power have been approved in the first three months of 2023, Greenpeace said
G7 pledges to quit fossil fuels faster, but no new deadline
The language reflects the depth of disagreements among the allies on the balance between climate action and energy security
Greenpeace urges Philippine gov’t to heed IPCC warnings
The call came as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published the Synthesis Report of its 6th Assessment Report
Climate campaigners slam Japan’s growing push for fossil gas in Asia
Climate activists said fossil gas is a dirty energy source that is also responsible for more global warming than previously known
Climate campaigners protest against AIIB’s support for gas projects in new...
AIIB’s new energy policy facilitates member countries’ transition to a low- or zero- carbon energy system, but retains support for gas projects
World Bank slammed for locking developing countries into fossil fuels, heavy...
Despite its pledge to align its projects with the goals of the Paris Agreement, the World Bank is pouring US$379B in new gas infrastructure
Father Shay Cullen: How to save the Philippines and the planet
The dependence on coal, gas and oil has to be changed. This is the great challenge facing every government official of good conscience.
Climate activists urge ADB to stop financing all fossil fuel projects,...
The call was made as the multilateral bank held its 55th annual meeting at the bank’s headquarters in Manila this week
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