Democratic Party presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung unveils ambitious climate policy, pledging to establish plastic-free roadmap and close coal power plants by 2040 to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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[From the Field]The Shadow of the ESG Investment Boom
ESG investment trend creates challenges for coal power plants, highlighting the need for balanced approach in environmental transition
France extends life of last coal-fired plants to avoid winter shortfalls
France will allow the functioning of its remaining coal-fired power stations until the end of 2024 to get thro
Asia is the battleground for resistance against dirty energy.
.> An international environmental group, Market Forces, revealed in 2017 that foreign governments and banks are financing the boom in coal-fired power in Asia. They do this through export credit agencies or development banks..> They aren’t the only ones, though. Developed Asian countries like Japan have made big investments in dirty energy. Low-income communities in developing countries like the Philippines, Indonesia, and Bangladesh are reeling from the impacts of these coal power plants... - Free e-book from 350org
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Connecting the Dots: Following Fossil Fuels Finance in Asia
Connecting the Dots: Following Fossil Fuels Finance in Asia.
This e-book is the result of an investigative effort that collected stories from communities in Matarbari, Bangladesh, Bataan, the Philippines, and Indramayu, Indonesia. Additionally, a chapter focuses on the connection between fossil fuel investments and the boardrooms of Japanese banks.
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