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Discussions at this week's OECD Export Credits Forum in Paris face a new geopolitical reality after South Korea blocked a landmark climate agreement that would have ended USD 41 billion in annual taxpayer financing for fossil fuels at the end of last year.
As CERAWeek, the fossil fuel industry’s largest annual conference, began, faith leaders, young people, and people from across the Gulf South impacted by the fossil fuel industry hosted a press conference and “March for Future Generations” to demand an end to new fossil fuel projects.
Chris Wright, a former fracking CEO who essentially purchased his Cabinet position through $450,000 in Trump campaign contributions, personifies the deadly alliance between the Trump administration and the fossil fuel industry.
As every major fossil fuel company and top energy officials gather for CERAWeek, a coordinated international protest movement will launch demonstrations against what organizers call "the fossil fuel industry's stranglehold on democracy."
The UK government has confirmed plans to end licensing in the North Sea
A new report, from Analyse and Tall SA in collaboration with Oil Change International reveals that Labour Party voters place a higher priority on reducing Norway’s climate emissions and transitioning away from oil and gas towards renewable energy, compared to the national average.
Donald Trump’s energy agenda poisons communities on the frontlines of fossil fuels and pushes us towards climate catastrophe while raising energy prices for working families.
Faith leaders, youth, and community leaders gather to challenge fossil fuel executives who profit from pollution and climate disaster.
“This letter is a helpful reminder to countries that they must deliver on the commitments made at COP28 and COP29, in particular on ending fossil fuels and delivering climate finance."
Today, the European Commission released its Affordable Energy Action Plan, which includes a controversial proposal to purchase long-term Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) contracts and invest in LNG export infrastructure, including in the US as confirmed by Commissioner Dan Jørgensen at the press conference.
