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BP lobbying to weaken EU green investment: watchdog Issued on: 20/04/2021 - 17:18 The EUs "green taxonomy" classification system, set to be published Wednesday, seeks to define what constitutes sustainable investment as the bloc moves towards the goal of carbon neutrality by 2050 EMMANUEL DUNAND AFP/File 4 min Paris (AFP) Oil giant BP is pushing the European Union to weaken what qualifies as a sustainable energy source, which could make it "more chal...

DeSmog Sep 12, 2018 @ 09:00 Nearly all of the world’s largest 200 industrial companies have directly or indirectly opposed climate policy since the landmark Paris Agreement was signed three years ago, according to new research.   Analysis by InfluenceMap, a UK-based think tank, examined the lobbying activities of 200 of the world’s biggest companies and 75 of the most powerful trade groups and the links between them since December 2015. It found that 30 percent of all companies analysed ...

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comments This post originally appeared on Grist. Grist is a nonprofit news agency working toward a planet that doesnt burn and a future that doesnt suck. Sign up to receive Grists top stories in your inbox. For nearly a decade, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat of Rhode Island, has been beating the bushes to find Republican partners on climate legislation. When asked to explain why his GOP colleagues have been so resistant to join him in taking action on climate change, Whitehouse doesnt p...

The Federal Reserve Just Took A Major Step Forward On Climate The U.S. central bank is joining the financial equivalent of the Paris Agreement, becoming one of the last of its peers to do so. The Federal Reserve on Tuesday took its most significant step forward on climate change, announcing that it joined a group of some 75 other central banks focused on rooting out the risk warming poses to the global financial system.  The U.S. central bank’s five-member governing board voted unanimously l...