The Permitting Bill Is The Fossil Fuel Industry’s Climate Action Kill Switch
Proponents’ models only expose how little would be gained from this epic giveaway.
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Proponents’ models only expose how little would be gained from this epic giveaway.
Asian countries should not be pushed into long-term fossil fuel dependency in the name of energy security or climate action. Nor should communities be expected to sacrifice their environment and livelihoods for investments they have little to no power to influence.
Senators announced a bipartisan bill to deregulate federal infrastructure permitting. Some Democrats framed the deal as good for clean energy, citing provisions that could speed up permitting for transmission lines and grid connections for renewable energy. But the bill would more likely support an unprecedented buildout of gas power plants linked to the AI data center boom.
The decision to allocate funding for Nepal’s recovery is welcome, but it is long overdue. Two months after catastrophic glacial floods killed more than 1,400 people, with more than 5,000 still missing, communities cannot afford to wait any longer. This money needs to get out the door now.
It is a shame that one of the first big decisions for the new energy secretary, Miatta Fahnbulleh, has been to approve more fossil fuel drilling
Japan is the world’s largest provider of international public finance for fossil fuels, providing USD 4.1 billion annually for overseas gas, oil, and coal projects between 2023 and 2025 - more than any other G20 country.
Clean Energy Finance Overtakes Fossil Fuels for the First Time, but G20 Governments and Development Banks Still Fund Fossil Fuel Lock-In
This briefing examines the structural barriers that constrain finance for Africa’s just energy transition, including high borrowing costs, debt pressures, unequal access to international public finance, limitations in blended finance, and global tax and financial rules that continue to constrain African economies.
The European Union is becoming increasingly reliant on U.S. liquefied natural gas even as U.S. fossil gas gets more expensive.
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since the murder of Ken Saro-Wiwa and the Ogoni 9 who were murdered by the Nigerian military for their campaign against Shell in Nigeria
that communities have been fighting for justice against Shell, which is trying to avoid both cleaning and paying up by selling their operations in the Niger Delta
Big Oil is making a killing off Trump and Israel’s war in Iran while everyday people pay the price. As people lose their lives, oil prices are going through the roof. Working families struggle to afford gas and electricity while Big Oil rakes in massive profits. No one should be making billions off war, suffering, and environmental destruction.
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