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🔴 BREAKING NEWS - Due Ong internazionali hanno citato in giudizio la Export-Import Bank of Korea e la Korea Trade Insurance Corporation, con l'obiettivo di limitare il supporto finanziario al progetto Coral North Floating LNG a Cabo Delgado, in Mozambico. Un progetto promosso da

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🇰🇷 Korea: A Climate Villain? 🏭 🏦 The new South Korean government has lots of cleaning up to do in terms of salvaging the country’s reputation for public fossil fuel financing. In our latest Explainer, we break down how 💱 Export Credit Agencies like the Export-Import Bank of

🩹🪒🧴Did you know plastic production is a key player in rising greenhouse gas emissions? This year, we observe June 5th, World Environment Day under the theme #BeatPlasticPollution. Ahead of upcoming negotiations aimed at establishing a legally binding global treaty addressing

🗳️ After months of political uncertainty, 🇰🇷 South Korea has a new government – one that seems determined to put climate action at the forefront of national policy. The incoming administration will focus on 🏛️ streamlining climate policy, ☀️🍃 scaling up renewable energy

Climate change is more than just rising temperatures 🌡️ and extreme weather events ⛈️ – it also threatens the health of our oceans and life beneath their surface. Every three years, the 🌊UN Ocean Conference (UNOC) brings this critical issue to the forefront, bringing together

BREAKING! The 16th edition of #BankingOnClimateChaos reveals that fossil fuel financing from the world’s top 65 banks has reached $7.9 TRILLION since 2016. In just one year, from 2023 to 2024, banks increased fossil fuel financing by $162.5 billion, showing a clear reversal of

Finance the Energy Transition! Global crises are deepening - from the climate emergency to crushing debt. Climate disasters wreak havoc, costing billions in losses as governments continue to prop up the fossil fuel industry. Ahead of next week’s UN Financing for Development

Since 2015, South Korea’s government has been operating a GHG Emissions Trading System (ETS) ↔️which incentivizes companies to work towards reducing emissions in line with national targets in exchange for increased revenue 💵 from the sale of excess emission credits. The problem?

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As the world’s largest net importer of fossil fuels, 🌏 Asia is responsible for a significant portion of global methane emissions, making it a prime location for a new regulatory framework aimed at reducing them. Our latest report co-authored with Carbon Limits AS highlights how

Nicolas Fulghum With the slow expansion of renewable energy in South Korea, “it is essential to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy by reducing the output of thermal power plants and prioritizing their grid connection”, says Solutions for Our Climate (SFOC)'s Han Ga-hee 🗣️ ember-energy.org/latest-updates…

🇰🇷 South Korea is way behind in its quest to phasedown HFCs in line with the 2016 Kigali Amendment of the Montreal Protocol. As the parties gather in 🇹🇭 Bangkok, Thailand from July 7-11 for the 47th meeting of the Protocol’s Open-Ended Working Group, we take a closer look at

#Happening Now: We are joining civil society voices at this side event at the #OEWG47 in Bangkok, hosted by Environmental Investigation Agency. The event highlights the critical role of civil society organizations in the implementation of the #kigaliamendment and strengthening of the #montrealprotocol

Despite its last set of global bonds maturing in June, the debt-ridden Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) has yet to renew them – raising important questions regarding whether its overseas financiers are rethinking their fossil fuel investments. In funding coal-dependent

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