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21 Global Groups Write to CJI to Resolve Adani Case - Vimarsana News

21 Global Groups Write to CJI to Resolve Adani Case

New Delhi: At least 21 international organisations have written to Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud and requested the Supreme Court to speedily resolve the pending case filed by the Directorate of...

Climate: Edinburgh financial giant more polluting than Grangemouth - Vimarsana News

Climate: Edinburgh financial giant more polluting than Grangemouth

An Edinburgh financial giant’s investments in 20 firms indirectly caused nearly five million tonnes of climate pollution in 2022 — …

Retirement funds for Penn faculty managed by company with billions in fossil fuel investments - Vimarsana News

Retirement funds for Penn faculty managed by company with billions in fossil fuel investments

Penn faculty retirement funds are primarily managed by TIAA, a company with an estimated $78 billion in fossil fuel investments. 

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Adani in crisis a national webinar is told - Vimarsana News

Adani in crisis a national webinar is told

At Move Beyond Coal’s national webinar, which attracted around 170 participants, the crisis impacting the Adani Group and its implications for the Carmichael coal project in Queensland were discussed. Tim Buckley, director of Climate Energy Finance and long-term Adani analyst, Gurridyula Gaba Wunggu (Coedie McAvoy), Waddananggu Cultural Custodian who has spent the last 530

Activists ask bondholders to stop funding Adani's coal empire - Vimarsana News

Activists ask bondholders to stop funding Adani's coal empire

SumOfUs, an activist group that runs digital campaigns intended to apply pressure to powerful corporations, sent a letter to executives at some of the largest bond buyers