Dirty Pipelines Are Bad Investments and a Reputational Risk for Banks

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By GreenpeaceNov 7, 2018, 9:02 am336 pts
By Leola Abraham Growing Resistance The banking industry should stop funding extreme fossil fuel pipeline projects that impact the climate and violate human rights. These projects are risky for banks as they face mounting pressure from a growing resistance movement and increased reputational risk in a world…

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