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• Biden Administration’s Green Climate Fund Pledge is Welcome News, Now Congress Must Deliver

  2 de diciembre, puesto en línea por Newswire Editor
  Today, the Biden administration will announce a pledge of $3 billion for the Green Climate Fund (GCF)—the largest global fund supporting efforts to tackle climate change. The GCF is in its second replenishment period which is aimed at raising funding to cover the GCF’s work from 2024-2027. (...)

• Over 320 Organizations Reject the COP28 Presidency’s “Oil and Gas Decarbonization Charter”

  2 de diciembre, puesto en línea por Newswire Editor
  A letter published today by over 320 organizations on six continents rejects “Oil and Gas Decarbonization Charter,” the COP28 Presidency’s upcoming flagship announcement at the United Nations Climate Change Conference. The Oil and Gas Decarbonization Charter is a voluntary pledge coordinated (...)

• Oil Change International Responds to the Global Decarbonization Accelerator

  2 de diciembre, puesto en línea por Newswire Editor
  Today at COP28, the COP28 Presidency announced the so-called Global Decarbonization Alliance, including six different pledges or plans. David Tong, Global Industry Campaign Manager at Oil Change International said: “The Global Decarbonisation Accelerator is a trojan horse for Big Oil and Gas (...)

• Win for Climate Movement as 117 Countries Announce Commitment to Triple Renewable Energy Capacity but Decry the Industry Transition Accelerator as a Dangerous Distraction

  2 de diciembre, puesto en línea por Newswire Editor
  Today, 117 countries have announced a commitment to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030. Powering up renewables is a tremendous development and one that 350.org has outlined as vital in keeping to a 1.5-degree temperature limit. However, the non-binding Industry Transition Accelerator (...)

• Campaign Legal Center Responds to George Santos Expulsion Vote

  1ro de diciembre, puesto en línea por Newswire Editor
  Today, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 311-114 to expel Representative George Santos of New York after a House Ethics Committee investigation found substantial evidence that he committed serious legal and ethics violations. Rep. Santos also faces a 23-count federal indictment that (...)