Global warming is increasing at such a rapid rate that unless greenhouse gas emissions are drastically reduced, it will be virtually impossible to meet the Paris Agreement target.
BBVA and Banco Santander’s new commitments regarding thermal coal is a step in the right direction, but it is imperative they stop financing other fossil fuel projects that are incompatible with the Paris Agreement. Madrid, November 11, 2021 – Decarbonizing the economy is an essential step towards limiting the increasing of our global temperature to …
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– MAPFRE, Spain’s leading insurer has gained popularity by limiting its support for the coal industry, but needs to show more ambition with respect to oil and gas.
he Supreme Court of Galicia (Spain) has ruled in favour of the IIDMA upholding a judicial review filed in June 2019 by the NGO against the Administration of Autonomous Community of Galicia.
One day before its online Annual General Meeting, a group of four environmental organisations has urged Banco Santander to strengthen its commitment to help fight the climate crisis, by committing to end its financing of the fossil fuel industry.
The IIDMA recalls the warnings of the latest IPCC report, “Climate Change and Land” and warns that recommendations on reducing meat consumption and changing diets must be supported by urgent public policies and not be based exclusively on the final decisions of the citizens.
Eight financial institutions have handed Europe’s most polluting utilities almost €16 billion in support since the Paris Agreement was signed in December 2015, a new briefing by Europe Beyond Coal and its partners.
The IIDMA reminds the Government of Pedro Sanchez that the National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan (NECP), the general lines of which will be presented today, must establish 2025 as the end date for coal.
Law Proposal amending Law 24/2013, of 26 December of the Electricity Sector with respect to the authorization procedure for the closure of electricity generation installations.
After her recent inauguration, the Minister of Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, has an arduous task in her portfolio considering the heritage received from the previous government.
