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US Spends Billions Financing Fossil Fuels While Other Countries Cut Their Funding Up to 80%
New analysis ahead of the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 31) shows other countries continue delivering on climate commitments, though clean energy funding is falling short.
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New Data Shows US is Worst International Public Financier of Fossil Fuels in the G20 in 2025
The new factsheet, Tipping the Scales, shows the U.S. in 2025 ramped up their international fossil fuel finance, particularly through its export credit agency, U.S. Export-Import Bank (US EXIM).
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EXIM Approves $2.9 Billion in Financing for Idaho Gold Mine
Conservation groups say EXIM financing for the Stibnite Gold Project could harm endangered salmon, expose taxpayers to billions in risk, and violate federal environmental law
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NGOs Appeal to Stop U.S. Export-Import Bank’s Disbursement of Funds for Mozambique LNG Project
At a time when the Trump Administration is cutting funds for health care and foreign aid, taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to subsidize foreign fossil fuel companies
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Switzerland Breaks Climate Agreement by Financing New Gas-Fired Power Plants
Today, 17 international non-governmental organizations sent a letter to the Swiss export credit agency SERV.
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US Petro Imperialism in Venezuela
As the situation in Venezuela develops, the combination of Trumpian corruption and Big Oil self-enrichment could spiral the country into even deeper instability.
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Statement on Trump’s Withdrawal from International Climate Agreements
As they take a machete to international laws and norms, Trump’s withdrawal from dozens of conventions, treaties, and organizations should surprise no one.
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EXIM Funds Reko Diq Mine Amid Human Rights, Climate Concerns
The U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM) voted to provide $1.25 billion of taxpayer dollars for the controversial Reko Diq copper mine in Pakistan’s Balochistan province.