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A new research from Market Forces shows Australia’s big four banks have provided more than 43 billion dollars to major coal, oil, and gas projects over the last decade. The report also shows there are 23 existing fossil fuel clients they need to be excluded from further financing. Market Forces analysed as well how much …
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Environmental groups are calling for action on an alleged cover-up, as documents reveal Santos’ major gas export hub in Darwin has been leaking huge amounts of methane for nearly 20 years. Documents obtained by the Environment Centre NT suggest Santos and ConocoPhillips concealed the leak from the public to prevent obstructing approval for the controversial …
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Majority of Australians believe coal, oil and gas corporations should pay for the damage caused by their climate pollution. Commissioned by the newly formed alliance, Make Big Polluters Pay, the polling also found 75% of Australians are in agreement – climate change and extreme weather are contributing to cost-of-living pressures. With a big percentage of …
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Macquarie Bank remains under fire from their members and shareholders, calling for greater transparency around the bank’s financing of coal and gas. With concerns about the climate risks posed by unsustainable energy sources, shareholders are calling on the company to outline how its funding for fossil fuels is aligned with its net zero commitments In …
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