January 23, 2023
Data indicates major failings by financial institutions to help meet global commitments on net zero
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January 17, 2023
Report examines data from big US banks Citigroup, Bank of America, and JPMorgan Chase
December 22, 2022
Despite new goals, world's largest fossil fuel financier is still not doing enough on climate
December 20, 2022
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December 15, 2022
Sierra Club calls hearing ‘political theater of fossil fuel interests’
December 14, 2022
Sierra Club says move 'sends strong signal' for US banks to halt funding for new oil & gas projects
December 7, 2022
World’s second largest asset manager announces it is leaving Net Zero Asset Managers Initiative
November 22, 2022
Sierra Club applauds rulemaking process allowing private retirement managers to consider ESG
November 9, 2022
Sierra Club's Fossil-Free Finance campaign says most banks make limited progress on climate, while commitments from asset managers reveal wide disparity
November 8, 2022
Sierra Club calls on global financial institutions to align their net-zero plans with new UN guidance
November 2, 2022
Federal agency re-opened comment period after technological error with submission form
November 2, 2022
NEW YORK — Ahead of COP 27, a new report by the Sierra Club’s Fossil-Free Finance campaign analyzes the financial sector’s net-zero emissions pledges two years in the making, revealing that the commitments and actions from the 6 biggest US banks fall far short of what’s needed to meet global climate goals. Read the report: https://sc.org/bank-progress