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Global investors pour US$6.5 trillion into fossil fuels, undermining 2050 net-zero targets, Urgewald analysis finds

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Nathalie Hewa Dewage

1d ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

A new global analysis by German non-profit Urgewald reveals that Canadian banks, insurance companies, and pension funds are among 8,400 institutional investors worldwide funneling over US$6.5 trillion into the fossil fuel industry. Most of this financing is tied to coal, oil, and gas expansion projects that extend well beyond 2050 net-zero climate targets, highlighting a significant gap between institutional climate commitments and actual investment behavior.

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bskyGlobal investors pour US$6.5 trillion into fossil fuels, undermining 2050 net-zero targets, Urgewald analysis findsnationalobserver.com

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Canadian banks, insurance companies and pension funds are among those investing more than US$6.5 trillion in the fossil fuel industry, with most financing tied to projects that extend well beyond 2050 net-zero targets, new research finds.
Investing in Climate Chaos, a new global analysis by German non-profit Urgewald examined 8,400 institutional investors from around the world, such as banks, insurance companies or asset managers
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Institutional investors are channeling trillions into the fossil fuel industry through shares and bonds, with a majority of the financing tied to the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and extending beyond 2050 climate targets.

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