The delegation called on the administration to
keep fossil fuels in the ground in front of hundreds of delegates and the media.
This was an important step in the effort to
keep fossil fuels in the ground in Latin America.
Not exact matches
If the world's governments fulfil their pledges to tackle climate change by cutting carbon emissions, many
fossil fuel reserves would have to be
kept in the
ground, potentially wasting trillions of investors» money.
The initiative, known as Yasuní - ITT, failed to raise the necessary funds as northern Annex 1 countries balked at contributing to
keeping fossil fuels in the
ground — a strategy that is now a scientific imperative if the world is to meet its declared goal of avoiding a 2 °C rise
in temperature.
This post dates back to mid-March, but it covers
ground that's worth
keeping in mind
in any discussion of energy and climate:
fossil fuels...
But what does the future look like for
fossil fuels in a world where there is increasing pressure to
keep them
in the
ground?
The accepted need to
keep 80 % of known
fossil fuels in the
ground is not compatible with a fracking boom, however tough the regulations.
Our panel will explore various financial strategies for how we can
keep fossil fuels in the
ground to prevent catastrophic climate change.
The third example, the «
Keep It in the Ground» fossil fuel divestment campaign, was launched in March 2015 by British newspaper The Guardian to «keep fossil fuels where they belong: in the ground» to avoid the worst impacts of climate cha
Keep It
in the
Ground» fossil fuel divestment campaign, was launched in March 2015 by British newspaper The Guardian to «keep fossil fuels where they belong: in the ground» to avoid the worst impacts of climate c
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fossil fuel divestment campaign, was launched
in March 2015 by British newspaper The Guardian to «
keep fossil fuels where they belong: in the ground» to avoid the worst impacts of climate cha
keep fossil fuels where they belong:
in the
ground» to avoid the worst impacts of climate c
ground» to avoid the worst impacts of climate change.
Obama said that the US was going to «lead by example» on climate change, and that meant «we're going to have to
keep some
fossil fuels in the
ground ``.
Economics is one rubric that works to
keep fossil fuels in the
ground.
McKibben [255], published
in a popular magazine, uses quantitative results of M2009 to conclude that most remaining
fossil fuel reserves must be left
in the
ground, if global warming this century is to be
kept below 2 °C.
The implication is that the world must move rapidly to carbon - free energies and energy efficiency, leaving most remaining
fossil fuels in the
ground, if climate is to be
kept close to the Holocene range and climate disasters averted.
The G8 didn't commit to take meaningful actions to curb C02 emissions by
keeping fossil fuels or their oxidation products
in the
ground.
These measures are a blow to those of us who believe we need to
keep fossil fuels in the
ground at all costs.
As we've learned from what's called «the terrifying math of global warming», we need to leave a huge amount of
fossil fuels that have been discovered
in the
ground instead of burning them into the atmosphere
in order to
keep the planet from warming so much as to make it inhospitable to human life.
They want coal, oil and gas to be
kept in the
ground because they know the damage the
fossil fuel industry does to our planet and our species.
That will look like a number of things, first, continuing fights around the world to
keep fossil fuel in the
ground, and second, continuing to follow the money and expose the corporations and industries that stand
in the way of progress.
Shareholder action can be an effective tool to make small reforms at a company — such as pressuring Apple to institute better labour practices at the factories it works with
in China — but it won't achieve the fundamental changes to the business model of the
fossil fuel industry needed:
keeping their coal, oil and gas reserves
in the
ground.
By what strategy will we actually manage to
keep the
fossil -
fuels in the
ground?
«The
fossil fuel industry and its shills are willing to exploit any crisis and go to any lengths
in their effort to extract more dirty
fuels and dismantle critical climate policies,» said Erich Pica, president of Friends of the Earth U.S. «Rather than promoting dirty
fossil fuels like tar sands and fracked natural gas, Obama and Barroso should be doing everything they can to
keep these
fuels in the
ground and help avert climate catastrophe.»
The new IPCC report shows that we must
keep roughly 80 - to - 95 % of proven reserves of
fossil fuels in the
ground if we want a decent shot at avoiding catastrophe.
Bloomberg points out that the Obama Administration is «facing mounting calls from conservationists to thwart new
fossil fuel development as part of the «
keep it
in the
ground» movement» — which Murkowski says is a «misguided» effort that «will harm local economies and threaten future energy supplies.»
Trudeau and his colleagues have a choice, either go down
in history as government that sacrificed climate action and Indigenous reconciliation for a pipeline, or recognize that thousands of people
in Canada are ready to support real climate action that respects Indigenous rights and
keeps fossil fuels in the
ground.
In order to stand a chance of surviving climate change, we need to keep 80 percent of known fossil fuel reserves in the groun
In order to stand a chance of surviving climate change, we need to
keep 80 percent of known
fossil fuel reserves
in the groun
in the
ground.
In 2016, our fellowship provided 6 students and 3 team leads in New Hampshire, Colorado and Virginia to organize youth and students on state ballot initiatives and on elections that will keep fossil fuels in the ground and ensure a just transition to 100 % renewable energ
In 2016, our fellowship provided 6 students and 3 team leads
in New Hampshire, Colorado and Virginia to organize youth and students on state ballot initiatives and on elections that will keep fossil fuels in the ground and ensure a just transition to 100 % renewable energ
in New Hampshire, Colorado and Virginia to organize youth and students on state ballot initiatives and on elections that will
keep fossil fuels in the ground and ensure a just transition to 100 % renewable energ
in the
ground and ensure a just transition to 100 % renewable energy.
Like my post on how many greenhouse gasses humanity can safely emit and my post on the (absent) long - term future of the
fossil fuel industry, it highlights how preventing catastrophic climate change obliges humanity to
keep a significant proportion of all available
fossil fuels in the
ground.
Interestingly, the landmark international accord draws a big fat highlight (and maybe a circle and some stars
in the margin) across the work that activists and leaders are doing
in the Pacific Northwest: not just the work to
keep fossil fuels in the
ground and make polluters pay for their pollution, but also our work to reduce the influence of money
in politics and reform broken North American democratic institutions.
As communities
in our region stand up to Big Oil and Coal export projects, we are rejecting the status quo and
keeping the
fossil fuels in the
ground.
Keeping fossil fuels in the
ground is the best way to protect important habitats and livelihoods.
Keeping fossil fuels in the
ground is the best way to protect people from untold destruction.
One example is the organization Oil Change International which argues that most remaining
fossil fuel reserves has to be left
in the
ground to
keep below 2 °C on the basis of cumulative emission budgets (Oil Change International, 2016).
The difference we can make now by
keeping fossil fuels in the
ground is astounding: if we act now, we can
keep the Antarctic ice sheet largely intact.
It may take a strong, coordinated, and global effort to
keep fossil fuels in the
ground and spread renewable energy, but we can do it.
Keeping fossil fuels in the
ground is the most important step we can take to prevent further climate change.
The best way to stop it is by
keeping fossil fuels in the
ground.
But action now to
keep fossil fuels in the
ground can still save many glaciers.
At this point we can not stop sea level rise, but if we act now to
keep fossil fuels in the
ground, we can limit the extent of sea level rise for centuries into the future.
If we
keep fossil fuels in the
ground and limit warming to less than 2 °C, it can mean the difference between a sea level increase of 50 cm and an increase of 10 metres or more.
It showed that we can pull together and make common cause with diverse coalitions to protect indigenous sovereignty and land rights while working to
keep fossil fuels in the
ground.
KEEP IT
IN THE
GROUND - The Guardian launched a petition urging the world's two biggest charitable funds to move their money out of
fossil fuels.
Dozens expected to risk arrest calling for PM to reject Kinder Morgan pipeline &
keep fossil fuels in the
ground at Climate 101 mobilization
We know our calls to
keep fossil fuels in the
ground were heard loud and clear — by world leaders here
in Bonn and by people like you all over the world who pledged to take local action.
I don't often find myself agreeing with energy market analysts, but Ms. Tezak's comments underscore the reality that a carbon tax that builds
fossil fuels» true costs into their price is the only lasting way to address climate change and
keep those
fuels in the
ground.
The only real way to prevent CO2 release is sequestration or better yet
keep the
fossil fuels in the
ground (good luck with that!).
Ending the climate crisis means we have to
keep fossil fuel reserves
in the
ground.
We're going to
keep growing the global movement to win climate action and
keep fossil fuels in the
ground.
To get truly serious about addressing climate change, Washington must end the billions
in subsidies going to the industry and move to
keep fossil fuels in the
ground by banning drilling offshore and ending the
fossil fuel leasing program on public lands.
And, important for many
in the movement, he spoke about the need to
keep «some
fossil fuels in the
ground rather than burn them and release more dangerous pollution into the sky.»
Earthjustice is fighting on multiple fronts to protect this irreplaceable region and
keep the Arctic's
fossil fuels in the
ground.