国際的な同盟により、国際的な化石燃料資金提供が78%減少
クリーンエネルギー・トランジション・パートナーシップ(CETP)に参加する40の署 名国による化石燃料事業への国際公的資金は、同盟結成前の2019~2021年水準と比較して、2024 年には最大78%(年間113億~163億米ドル)減少しました。これは気候変動対策における国際協調 行動が迅速な成果をもたらし得ることを示しています。
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International alliance drives a 78% drop in international fossil fuel finance
International public finance for fossil fuels from 40 signatories of the CETP has fallen by up to 78% (USD 11.3–USD 16.3 billion annually) in 2024 compared with 2019–2021 levels.
In response to the UN Special High-Level Event on Climate Action
It’s encouraging to see new national climate plans (NDCs), but the fact that they still fall short of the 1.5°C survival limit is a collective failure
Oil Change International Response to Trump’s U.N General Assembly Speech
Trump’s speech at the U.N. General Assembly was a disturbing embrace of a white nationalist agenda, tying anti-immigrant racism to climate denial and fossil fuel expansion.
Rich countries can unlock $6.6 trillion annually for climate action, new data shows
As the climate crisis worsens, billionaires, warhawks and fossil fuel CEOs grow richer.
Oil Change International response to the 2025 Production Gap Report
Governments plan to pump out more than double the fossil fuels consistent with staying below the 1.5°C survival limit
TODAY: Thousands March Across the Country to Make Billionaires Pay
20,000 rallied in New York City alone
TOMORROW: Amid Crackdown on Free Speech and Rising Inequality, Tens of Thousands to March to “Make Billionaires Pay” in NYC and Across U.S.
The “Make Billionaires Pay” march, which will take place as Trump and other world leaders gather for the United Nations General Assembly and New York Climate Week, is a historic convening of movements united for climate action, migrant justice, gender and economic equality.
Oil Change International response to Australia’s updated national climate plan
“As one of the most egregious fossil fuel expanders in the world, we already knew the bar for Australia’s new national climate plan would be low, but this is a dangerous betrayal."
Oil Change International Reaction to the International Energy Agency’s “Implications of Oil and Gas Field Decline Rates” Report
The International Energy Agency’s latest report assesses how decline rates from oil and gas fields could impact future levels of oil and gas production. The findings reiterate that investment in new oil and gas fields is not needed under a scenario in which the world holds global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius.