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BEDFORD - Is it possible that an animal specially adapted to old-growth forests is still present? This presentation will make the case that such an animal still exists in Indiana, and the story will include Native Americans, fire, passenger pigeons, bison, and more. A forested landsca ...
Environmental advocacy groups raised concerns and activists protested for a third year in a row at Procter & Gamble’s annual general meeting.
Article content LONDON — French bank Natixis said it plans to stop financing the trading of Ecuadorian crude oil by 2022, after pressure from campaigners over the trade’s links to environmental damage in the Amazon. The role of European banks in backing the trade came under scrutiny in August, when a report by advocacy groups Stand.earth and Amazon Watch named six European banks as major financiers of Ecuadorean oil exports to U.S. refineries. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Natixis to stop financing trade in Ecuadorian crude oil Back to v...
EnergyEXCLUSIVE Natixis to stop financing trade in Ecuadorian crude oil Simon Jessop 4 minutes read French bank Natixis said it plans to stop financing the trading of Ecuadorian crude oil by 2022, after pressure from campaigners over the trade's links to environmental damage in the Amazon. The role of European banks in backing the trade came under scrutiny in August, when a report by advocacy groups Stand.earth and Amazon Watch named six European banks as major financiers of Ecuadorean oil exports to U.S. refineries. Natixis was one of those named as being involved in the trade and at the tim...
3 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) - French bank Natixis said it plans to stop financing the trading of Ecuadorian crude oil by 2022, after pressure from campaigners over the trade’s links to environmental damage in the Amazon. FILE PHOTO: Oil field technicians work with a drill at a rig of Ecuador's state oil company Petroamazonas, in Tiputini, Ecuador October 19, 2017. Picture taken October 19, 2017. REUTERS/Daniel Tapia/File Photo The role of European banks in backing the trade came under scrutiny in August, when a report by advocacy groups Stand.earth and Amazon Watch named six European banks ...