Soon received no government research grants, awarded in tough peer - reviewed competitions, but relied almost entirely on money
from fossil fuel companies.
The tool, available in its 1.0 version here, will continue providing valuable glimpses into the thinking
of fossil fuel companies over the coming year.
We, and more than 50 other BC - based organizations, have challenged BC local governments to consider a class action lawsuit
against fossil fuel companies.
Their lawsuit is the latest in a string of legal actions by communities that are attempting to
hold fossil fuel companies accountable for the problems climate change creates.
But, the influence of shareholder resolutions
on fossil fuel companies climate - related behavior also has a long way to go.
So essentially
fossil fuel companies don't need things like pesky government oversight or international climate agreements.
But when you're working on behalf of some of the
largest fossil fuel companies in the world, you probably won't be inclined to endorse renewable energy.
Today,
many fossil fuel companies already acknowledge that action on climate change presents a material risk, but few offer disclosures that adequately assess the financial impact.
First, discussions
among fossil fuel companies of carbon price impacts are typically obscure because of a lacking clarity as to how the tax is applied.
Talking about the harm that
fossil fuel companies cause our communities directly challenges the sense that oil and gas are a normal and inevitable part of our society.
And the third issue is that
fossil fuel companies still invest, on the order of half a trillion dollars a year in developing new reserves.
This is highlighted by the extent of the revolving doors between European governmental bodies, the public sector and
private fossil fuel companies, the report says.
And they also
favor fossil fuel company interests, because those companies provide a huge part of the donor base for Republican political campaigns.
Meanwhile, his board of energy advisers are hand - picked from these bad
actor fossil fuel companies and include a long list of climate change deniers.
Although an in - depth comparison has not been conducted for the purposes of this paper, there seems to be much agreement between stakeholders on what should be reported
by fossil fuel companies.
The case is one of several that pits cities
against fossil fuel companies and that turns on what the companies knew about climate science, and when.
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