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Protesting against fossil fuel industry is everybody's business - Vimarsana News

Protesting against fossil fuel industry is everybody's business

The right to protest against the fossil fuel industry is rooted in our Constitution. It is essential to the practice of democracy.

Gretna City Councilman finishes special marathon at 80 years old - Vimarsana News

Gretna City Councilman finishes special marathon at 80 years old

The walls of his man cave are covered in race bibs, medals, and trophies to remind him of his adventures. He's done duathlons and triathlons, including the IRONMAN.

Source: wwltv.com
Uganda oil pipeline - Vimarsana News

Uganda oil pipeline

The 900-mile pipeline would bring needed revenue to Uganda and Tanzania. But it would disrupt thousands of lives and key wildlife habitat—to say nothing of its climate impact.

Fix the Planet newsletter: When net zero means not zero - Vimarsana News

Fix the Planet newsletter: When net zero means not zero

Is it possible for corporations to draw up better net-zero targets? Or should we be looking to scrap the term entirely?

These are the world's largest banks that are increasing and decreasing their fossil fuel financing - Vimarsana News

These are the world's largest banks that are increasing and decreasing their fossil fuel financing

These are the world's largest banks that are increasing and decreasing their fossil fuel financing CNBC 1 hr ago © Provided by CNBC An oil rig and wind farm in Texas. But that number is not the full story: Some banks have been increasing their business with fossil fuel companies while others have been decreasing during that time. What's clear is the power banks wield in affecting climate change. "Getting lenders to choke off money to fossil fuel companies is the next needed move for the industry to address the material risks that the coal, oil and gas industry faces," says Leslie Samuelr...

Source: msn.com