Bank group accused of exploiting loopholes and greenwashing in climate pledge | Climate crisis
Bankers in Glasgow have been given the right to maintain their existing investments in coal and other fossil fuels beyond 2023, a report has revealed. Campaigners have warned they could get away without taking real action on greenhouse gas emissions.
Source: theguardian.comPublished on 2022-06-15
Related news
- Greenwashing : Which are the greenest energy suppliers ?
- Three ways agribusinesses must maximise the shift to a greener economy
- Viewpoint : Schemes must align climate goals with overall endgame objectives
- What challenges do companies face on the road to carbon reduction ?
- Consortium launches project that allows hourly renewable energy tracking
- Op - ed : Charting a course for climate action
- 5 up - and - coming jobs in sustainability , and what next
- Czechia coal exit date of 2033 is inadequate , say campaigners
- Brazil Accused of Greenwashing the Amazon Deforestation
- Algo : What is net - zero : the Philippines versus climate change
- Architects of desire : can advertising agencies glamorise climate solutions ?
- Climate Watch : Group asks UN to address disinformation ahead of COP27
- Why Greenwashing Is an Issue for Sustainable Investments and How to Avoid It – NBC Connecticut
- E - Bikes Take The Stage At German Car Show
- Why electric cars will take over sooner than you think