*[Enwl-eng] Red alert: world on fire
ecology
ecology at iephb.nw.ru
Tue Jun 3 20:51:29 MSK 2025
Rein in the rotten banks fueling the flames.
We’re on global red alert: from the Amazon to the Congo Basin,
megafires are turning the world’s forests to ash at record speed.
An area the size of Panama has already been scorched at a
staggering rate of 18 football fields per minute. Scientists are warning
that if we don’t buck the trend fast, our most precious natural carbon sinks
could be permanently destroyed, triggering climate chaos and misery for
millions.
Yet the worst offenders behind this destruction – a rotten,
predatory financial industry that's poured an astounding $6 trillion into
dirty fossil fuel companies driving deforestation in the last few years
alone – are flying completely under the radar. Their profits are even
soaring!
Together, we could change that. The world’s most important
climate summit is just months away so we have a golden opportunity to turn
up the heat on bank execs and politicians while all eyes are on them!
We have a crack team ready to unleash a wave of winning tactics
like: filing complaints with financial regulators around the world,
launching smart legal strategies, and ramping up our campaigns in the media
to expose these big banks.
Let’s make the next few months a turning point for the planet.
Can you help stop climate criminals from destroying the world?
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Scientists are freaking out: they haven’t seen fires like this
in decades. But it hasn’t come out of the blue – years of punishing drought
and scorching heatwaves driven by global heating have pushed our iconic
forests into crisis.
Barclays, JPMorgan Chase, Citi and Bank of America are carrying
on with business as usual: pumping billions every year into dirty energy
projects, even though these banks pledged to drastically reduce their
emissions. The companies that they generously provide with loans,
investments and insurance cause 80 percent of total greenhouse gas
emissions.
If banks simply stopped financing fossil fuels, it would be a
real reset for the global economy – and for the fight against climate
change.
But right now, the financial incentives are all wrong. We need
to force banks and insurers to rethink and recalculate how they do business.
Together, we could make this happen if we have enough funds to tackle the
enormous work ahead of us like:
a.. Filing complaints with financial regulators around the
world to rein in toxic big banks;
a.. Making these CEOs famous for their role in climate chaos,
hounding them at public appearances and splashing their faces on billboards
and in the media;
a.. Pushing governments to pass new laws and regulations to
close loopholes and make fossil fuel projects too expensive and too
difficult to bankroll;
a.. Organising employees of targeted banks and insurers to
oppose their companies’ policies from the inside;
and more!
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Your donation will help power Ekō and our campaigns worldwide
fighting for people and the planet.
These companies are at the root of the climate crisis – and
countless other tragedies that impact us all. If we’re going to save the
planet, we’ll have to change the way they do business fast.
Together we convinced insurance giant AIG to stop underwriting a
disastrous, climate-wrecking coal mine near the Great Barrier Reef. With
your help now, we can take on the biggest players of the financial industry
and win again. Are you with us?
Thanks for all that you do,
Yasmin, Miriam, and the Ekō team
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More information:
‘Global red alert’: forest loss hits record high – and Latin
America is the heart of the inferno The Guardian 23 May 2025
Fires drove record loss of world’s forests last year,
‘frightening’ data shows The Guardian 21 May 2025
Banks financed fossil fuels by $6.9 trillion dollars since the
Paris Agreement; $705 billion provided in 2023 alone; JP Morgan Chase,
Mizuho, and Bank of America are worst 3 funders Rainforest Action Network 12
May 2024
Ekō is a worldwide movement of people like you, working together to
hold corporations accountable for their actions and forge a new, sustainable
path for our global economy.
From: Yasmin Aslam, Ekō <us at eko.org>
Date: вт, 3 июн. 2025 г. в 12:39
Subject: Red alert: world on fire
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