350.org Asia Reacts to UN IPCC Climate Report
For 30 years the UN IPCC reports have proven beyond doubt that climate impacts are increasingly frequent and devastating.
For 30 years the UN IPCC reports have proven beyond doubt that climate impacts are increasingly frequent and devastating.
The report documents that in the six years since the Paris Agreement was adopted, the world’s 60 largest private banks financed fossil fuels with USD $4.6 trillion, with $742 billion in 2021 alone.
The IPCC’s findings, signed off by 195 governments, show that the most marginalized and vulnerable people are already being hit hardest by a range of devastating climate impacts driven by fossil fuels.
The Indonesian government’s half-hearted forestland permit review has created a perverse incentive for forest clearing by companies desperate to retain dormant land banks.
The impacts of building the East Africa Oil Pipeline will be devastating for our communities, for wildlife and for the planet.
Sumitomo and JICA are building the Matarbari Coal-fired Power Plant in Bangladesh under the guise of international cooperation, in the age of climate chaos.