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…
Media Brief: The Forests and Finance Coalition and Rainforest Action Network at COP30
Rainforest Action Network recognizes the immense stakes for people and the planet dependent on the outcome of the global negotiations underway at COP30, Nov 11-21 in Belem, Brazil. RAN’s forty…
New Report Exposes How Global Banks and Investors Are Still “Banking on Biodiversity Collapse” — Coalition Calls for Financial Regulation to Halt Deforestation
São Paulo, Brazil – As world leaders will soon convene in Brazil for COP30, a new report from the Forests & Finance Coalition reveals that finance for sectors driving tropical…
Insurance needs to be real about the science of climate crisis
Captain Ray Mallet isn’t sure why the shrimp stopped coming up the channel once the three methane export terminals arrived in his home of Cameron Parish, Louisiana. It could be…
Over 70 Gulf South fossil fuel fighters partner with NYC social justice groups for a week of action confronting the financiers of climate chaos
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 30, 2025 NEW YORK CITY – Today, leading activists from the Gulf South and New York City immigrant and climate justice organizations are leading a “Toxic…
Frontline leader Roishetta Ozane responds to announcement of a financial investment decision for carbon bomb CP2 LNG
Contact: Rebecca Stoner, Oil Change International – rebecca.stoner@oilchange.org, 917-561-2607 I won’t stop opposing this project in every way I can, because my children – and everyone’s children – deserve to…
Japan’s largest bank blinked, and then peatlands burned
MUFG acquired one of Indonesia’s largest banks, yet failed to vet its client list, which includes firms responsible for egregious acts of peatland destruction.
Banks fossil fuel finance totals $869 billion in 2024, a dramatic increase in financing
Annual Banking on Climate Chaos reports $429 billion of 2024 dollars are to fossil fuel expanding companies; totaling $1.6 trillion to these companies since 2021 June 17, 2025, New York,…