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Climate campaigners protest against AIIB’s support for gas projects in new...

AIIB’s energy policy facilitates member countries’ transition to a low- or zero- carbon energy system, but retains support for gas projects

World Bank slammed for locking developing countries into fossil fuels, heavy...

Despite its pledge to align its finances with the goals of the Paris Agreement, the World Bank is investing in new gas infrastructure

Father Shay Cullen: How to save the Philippines and the planet

The dependence on coal, gas and oil has to be changed. This is the great challenge facing every government official of good conscience.

Climate activists urge ADB to stop financing all fossil fuel projects,...

The call was made as the multilateral bank held its 55th annual meeting at the bank’s headquarters in Manila this week

Asian climate activists call on corporations to stop financing fossil fuel...

The climate crisis has driven the world to the brink of multiple “disastrous” tipping points

Climate activists protest Japanese financial institution’s support for fossil fuel projects

Climate activists call on Japan's SMBC to plug the "numerous loopholes in its coal sector policies"

Climate activists call on Asian Development Bank to stop funding fossil...

Among multilateral development banks, ADB stands out as one of the biggest lenders to the region's fossil fuel-dominated energy sector

Philippine faith-based group calls on financial institutions to say ‘goodbye to...

“Banks and financial institutions must say goodbye to coal and other dirty energy projects,” said Rodne Galicha of Laudato Si Philippines

Greenpeace warns of something ‘fishy’ in Philippines’ ‘midnight nuclear deals’

The Philippines and the US signed an MOU that aims to boost cooperation on developing the Philippines’ nuclear energy program

Green activists call on Philippine gov’t to stop playing with dirty...

Greenpeace says that nuclear power will not solve the climate crisis, saying that the nuclear plant life cycle contributes to climate change

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