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Coal Loans to Keep Singapore s DBS Tied to The Fuel Until 2039

Coal Loans to Keep Singapore s DBS Tied to The Fuel Until 2039
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How the Oil Lobby Learned to Love Carbon Taxes

How the Oil Lobby Learned to Love Carbon Taxes Bloomberg 3/4/2021 Jennifer A Dlouhy and Leslie Kaufman © Bloomberg Emissions rise from the Royal Dutch Shell Plc Norco Refinery in Norco, Louisiana, U.S., on Friday, June 12, 2020. Oil eclipsed $40 a barrel in New York on Friday, extending a slow but relentless rise that’s been fueled by a pick-up in demand and could signal a reawakening for U.S. shale production. (Bloomberg) Few saw the surprise disclosure earlier this week that the American Petroleum Institute is considering endorsing a price on carbon dioxide emissions and thought the fierce fossil fuel lobby was suddenly becoming climate-friendly. Rather, seasoned industry-watchers say it’s the clearest sign yet that fossil fuel companies see Washington’s shift on climate policy as a real and significant threat.

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Trump s Environmental Policies Killed Thousands of People, Scientists Say

Trump’s Environmental Policies Killed Thousands of People, Scientists Say Bloomberg 2/11/2021 Leslie Kaufman © Bloomberg Emissions rise from the Royal Dutch Shell Plc Norco Refinery in Norco, Louisiana, U.S., on Friday, June 12, 2020. Oil eclipsed $40 a barrel in New York on Friday, extending a slow but relentless rise that’s been fueled by a pick-up in demand and could signal a reawakening for U.S. shale production. (Bloomberg) The Trump administration deliberately harnessed racism and class animosity to push policies that caused hundreds of thousands of U.S. deaths, according to a scathing new report in the British medical journal

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