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Sponsored: CMS Enterprises talks with global sustainability leader Rob Threlkeld of General Motors about the roles renewable energy plays in helping GM meet its energy and business goals.
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Smart companies are betting on clean energy to power their growth. These factors are powerful motivators.
by Eva Dienel
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Exxon-Mobil's mammoth write-down shows where the industry is really headed. WRI details a new way forward.
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Q&A with Lord John Browne on his decision to publicly acknowledge the role of fossil fuels in climate change — and the bridges he burned along the way.
by Eva Dienel
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The recent Fossil Fuel Finance Report Card reveals that global financial institutions are lagging badly in exiting the financing of fossil fuels and human rights.
by Robert Kropp
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The 'supermajors' will have to make some drastic financial changes if they don't want go the way of the dinosaur.
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As the world's largest privately owned coal producer files for bankruptcy protection, it's time to start thinking harder about powering the future economy.
by James Murray
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What's killing coal is not the EPA, the Paris Accord or the divestment movement. It's the six-shooter-toting, climate-change-disbelieving Texas oilmen.
by David Crane
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The financial services company's shift away from coal comes after other large investors, such as HSBC and the Rockefeller Foundation, similarly distanced themselves from segments of the fossil fuel industry.
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Environmental advocates say that fossil fuel 'stranded assets' must go unused if the world holds a prayer of adapting to climate change. But those with a vested interest in coal, oil and gas aren't budging — yet.
by Keith Larsen
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As climate regulation increases throughout the world, many energy reserves will become unusable. How should investors view these risks?
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In a recent letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission, a coalition of investors criticized disclosure by major oil and gas companies, arguing that climate risk is changing the economics of the industry.
by Robert Kropp