NOTHING MORE THAN HOT AIR
Why would the primary institution entrusted with the task of financing clean energy development at the Rio Eardi Summit in 1992 suddenly lower its standards for fossil fuel power plants, essentially hicentivizing more pollution? The Bank is richer for expanding fossil fuel and carbon finance in the...
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| description | Why would the primary institution entrusted with the task of financing clean energy development at the Rio Eardi Summit in 1992 suddenly lower its standards for fossil fuel power plants, essentially hicentivizing more pollution? The Bank is richer for expanding fossil fuel and carbon finance in the global Soutii, the global climate is more unstable with additional carbon dioxide, and some corporation in the global North can claim fake emission reductions and carry on polluting. |
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