Singapore’s three largest banks — DBS, OCBC and UOB —announced coal finance restrictions in 2019. Yet all three banks are "intentionally leaving gaps" in their policies, so they can keep financing industrial companies using on-site coal power. #energytransition #coal #southeastasia

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Environmental and human rights advocates are urging the world to hold global investors accountable for their actions. Readmore: witnessradio.org/environmenta... #LandRights #ClimateAction @banktrack.bsky.social @crude-ngo.bsky.social @fidh-bhr.bsky.social @caneurope.org

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🚨 It's time to end the legal system that allows companies to sue and claim billions from governments when they adopt policies that affect their profits. Make your voice heard! 📢 Ask governments to abolish the ISDS system: handelanders.nl/en/sign-the-...

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Kadiatou Bah, grandmother of 15, remembers a white plane circling her village in rural Guinea, a startling and rare sight at the time. “We didn’t know who was in that plane. Somehow, though, we knew that they wanted our land,” she said.

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@ryanbrightwell.bsky.social discusses the fight against the East African Crude Oil Pipeline. Over 40 banks have committed that they won't finance it.

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