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Major Banks Backing Risky US Petrochemical Expansion Despite Mounting Legal and Financial Warnings
Major US and global banks have provided US $133 billion in financing to companies expanding petrochemical production in the United States since 2019.
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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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SERV International sign-on letter
It is shocking that Switzerland is one of the few countries which is consistently ignoring and violating its commitment under the CETP.
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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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Legal brief on EXIM Mozambique LNG
Brief regarding Friends of the Earth US’s case against EXIM on Mozambique LNG
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Memo on Venezuela and US Big Oil
Big Oil could profit handsomely from regime change, at the expense of the climate, U.S. taxpayers, and the people of Venezuela.
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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.