Allianz Receives Human Rights Grievance Over Venture Global Operations
Stakeholders in Louisiana and Germany filed a comprehensive human rights grievance against Allianz SE based on documented harms of Venture Global’s Calcasieu Pass 1 LNG and CP2 construction concerning pollution…
STOP CP2
Banks and insurance companies use your money to invest in the largest fossil fuel buildout of our lifetimes: methane gas expansion along the U.S. Gulf Coast. These facilities need three…
Financing a Fossil-Free Future: A Roadmap for Realigning Public and Private Finance with a Just and Managed Fossil Fuel Phase Out
Financial systems continue to enable fossil expansion while shielding its beneficiaries from accountability. A credible and durable phase-out therefore requires aligning financial rules, incentives, and regulations with climate goals and human rights and biodiversity protections.
Confronting CERAweek
In March, a mobilization of frontline community leaders and environmental and social justice advocates gathered in Houston, Texas to confront the corporate billionaires and fossil fuel executives at CERAWeek, the…
Louisiana Communities & Global Allies Condemn Banks That Enabled CP2 LNG to Reach Final Investment Decision
Cameron Parish, Louisiana — Communities on the frontlines of Venture Global’s LNG expansion express deep disappointment and moral outrage following the announcement that many major financial institutions (Bank of America,…
Your Tax Dollars Are Now Insuring a War Zone and Chubb Is Cashing In
Rainforest Action Network responds to DFC’s announcement of Chubb as lead partner for the $20 billion Maritime Reinsurance Plan The Trump administration is using $20 billion in U.S. taxpayer money…
Doubling Down on Sinking Ground: The Financial Risks of US Gulf Coast LNG Export
LNG export in the US Gulf coast is a risky business. Alongside the human rights, climate and biodiversity impacts of the industry itself, the operation and expansion of methane gas…
Doubling Down on Sinking Ground: The Financial Risks of US Gulf Coast LNG Export
LNG export in the US Gulf coast is a risky business. Alongside the human rights, climate and biodiversity impacts of the industry itself, the operation and expansion of methane gas liquefaction and its export infrastructure poses significant medium and long-term material financial risks to the investors, financiers and insurance companies involved.
Gulf To Gulf: US LNG Has Financial Risks That No War Premium Can Fix
While US exporters set to book windfall profits from Persian Gulf disruption, a fresh analysis documents the structural market, litigation, and climate risks that could outlast any rally SAN FRANCISCO…
Top 15 US Methane Terminal Insurers
Methane export terminals (LNG) threaten frontline communities and our shared climate. Investigative research has exposed the Big Insurance corporations backing these carbon bombs on the US Gulf Coast, the largest…