Banks Continue to Fan the Flames of the Climate Crisis

Banks, including some of the world’s largest, are increasingly being held accountable for their financing flows to clients involved with fossil fuels and industrial agriculture, deemed the top aggravators of climate change. Recent reports have spelled out the extent of individual banks’ financial support, causing some to change course.

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