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If you read the business pages about the amount of funds still going Into fossil fuel construction and you look at carbon counts, we are clearly paralyzed in the face of climate change, in the face of rising temperatures and superstorms. [...]that occurs, I think green bonds are something to conside...
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| description | If you read the business pages about the amount of funds still going Into fossil fuel construction and you look at carbon counts, we are clearly paralyzed in the face of climate change, in the face of rising temperatures and superstorms. [...]that occurs, I think green bonds are something to consider, but attracting capital to invest as low-cost debt into renewable energy projects requires the government to get involved. Why can't our fossil fuel sector publically acknowledge climate change? I think anybody who's read the International Energy Agency's reports or the Pentagon reports on climate change as a national security Issue, all these people know what's up. |
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