Record sums were invested last year in coal power – the most carbon intensive form of energy on the planet – by the World Bank, despite international commitments to slash the carbon emissions blamed for climate change. The World Bank said this week that a total of US$3.4bn ย – or a quarter of all funding for energy projects – was spent in the year to June 2010 helping to build new coal-fired power stations. Over the same period the bank also spent $1bn ย on looking and drilling for oil and gas.
In a major conflict of interest, F-Minus study shows nationโs climate action taking a back seat to Big Oilโs lobbying playbook.
Food and farming companies will claim agriculture is the solution to the climate crisis at the Brazil summit โ even though food drives a third of global warming.
Brand strategist Dean Aragรณn will have a leading voice at the Association of National Advertisers.
Some questions Prime Minister Mark Carney should ask before pushing ahead with natural gas projects.
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