Tag Archives: fossilfuel divestment

«Sustainable» not enough. «Emergency finance» is needed

Posted on May 13, 2019 by andytuit

In a world’s first, the British Parliament recently declared we’re in a climate emergency. Following suit

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At the origin. And at the forefront

Posted on October 5, 2017 by andytuit

As anyone just a little bit familiar with Sri matters knows, religious investors

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Laudato Si’ investing: a new paradigma?

Posted on January 17, 2017 by andytuit

The Laudato si’ encyclical Pope Francis issued in 2015 contains teachings and invitations dealing with almost every aspect of our lives with regard to the “care for our common home”. The encyclical talks about economy and financial investments, too

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Divestment has moved into the mainstream

Posted on December 12, 2016 by andytuit

«The value of assets represented by institutions and individuals committing to some sort of divestment from fossil fuel companies has reached $5 trillion»: you can read it

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