par 84rrv | Juil 20, 2024 | Industry
Significant Emissions Continue Despite Massive Public Funding Despite massive public funding, the top 50 CO2-emitting industrial sites in France, designated by Emmanuel Macron for decarbonization two years ago, are still polluting too much, according to the Climate...
par 84rrv | Juil 20, 2024 | Environment
« Climate Justice is a Human Right » This slogan, displayed on banners by protesters—including Greta Thunberg—in Strasbourg on Tuesday, April 9, became a reality with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) rulings. For the first time, the highest human rights court...
par 84rrv | Juil 20, 2024 | Environment
Decline in Fossil Fuel Financing Global banking giants, particularly those in the US and Japan, provided or arranged over $700 billion for fossil fuels last year, according to a report by a consortium of NGOs titled « Banking on Climate Chaos. » This amount, however,...
par 84rrv | Juil 20, 2024 | Environment
Green Investments Lag Behind Shareholder Gains Oxfam’s report, published on Tuesday, May 28, highlights the disparity between green investments and shareholder gains. In 2022, CAC 40 companies paid out four times more in dividends and share buybacks to shareholders...
par 84rrv | Juil 5, 2024 | Environment
Progress for 2030 This is one of the conclusions from the annual report of the High Council for the Climate, published this Thursday, June 20. The council commends France’s progress in reducing CO2 emissions and judges Paris capable of achieving its 2030 climate...
