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Why won t this giant oil pipeline reveal its secret backers?

Why won’t this giant oil pipeline reveal its secret backers? Carl Meyer for Canada s National Observer and Emily Holden for Floodlight © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Candace Elliott/Reuters Nestled in the harbors of Vancouver, the Tsleil-Waututh Nation has lived for thousands of years within an inlet set against the mountain views of the Pacific north-west. But across the water from Tsleil-Waututh Nation’s reserve, less than 2km away, or a little over a mile, is a jarring juxtaposition: an industrial terminal for the large Trans Mountain oil pipeline. Oil tankers have frequented the terminal weekly for years, and now it is being enlarged so Trans Mountain can triple the amount of oil it transports from the landlocked oil sands of Alberta to the west coast. Traffic will increase by sevenfold – bringing in up to 34 giant oil tankers a month and three barges, the Canadian government-owned company has forecasted.

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Dumping Coal Can Be Good for Insurance Company Stock

Dumping Coal Can Be Good for Insurance Company Stock This content was published on February 2, 2021 - 11:00 February 2, 2021 - 11:00 (Bloomberg) As far as climate groups like the Sunrise Project are concerned, getting insurers out of the coal underwriting business is the most important thing they can do. No more insurance, no more coal. It’s something Sunrise has been pushing for years. But while it’s happening in Europe, it hasn’t caught on in America. Analysts at Societe Generale SA published a report about European insurers and reinsurers that, for the first time, includes a specific ESG input for stock valuations. It primarily reflects each insurer’s stance on coal, the dirtiest of atmosphere-wrecking fossil fuels. The analysts determined that an insurer’s position on coal underwriting and investments can have an effect on its valuation ranging from -3% to +9%.

As Insurers Exit Coal Underwriting, They May Find It s Good for Stock Valuations

As Insurers Exit Coal Underwriting, They May Find It’s Good for Stock Valuations By Tim Quinson | February 2, 2021 As far as climate groups like the Sunrise Project are concerned, getting insurers out of the coal underwriting business is the most important thing they can do. No more insurance, no more coal. It’s something Sunrise has been pushing for years. But while it’s happening in Europe, it hasn’t caught on in America. Related: Analysts at Societe Generale SA published a report about European insurers and reinsurers that, for the first time, includes a specific ESG input for stock valuations. It primarily reflects each insurer’s stance on coal, the dirtiest of atmosphere-wrecking fossil fuels. The analysts determined that an insurer’s position on coal underwriting and investments can have an effect on its valuation ranging from -3% to +9%.

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