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19.03.25 - 11:48
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Analyse von Urgewald und Facing Finance: Diese ESG-Fonds stecken das meiste Geld in Öl, Gas und Kohle (Das Investment)
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Wie viel Öl, Gas und Kohle steckt in Artikel-8- und Artikel-9-Fonds? Das haben die NGOs Urgewald und Facing Finance untersucht. In welchen ESG-Fonds der Anteil besonders hoch ist.Was gehört ins Portfolio eines nachhaltigen Fonds – und was nicht? Für den Wandel hin zu mehr Nachhaltigkeit benötigen Unternehmen viel Geld. Großinvestoren spielen dabei eine wichtige Rolle und könnten etwa durch Abstimmungen auf Hauptversammlungen Änderungen vorantreiben – so begründen viele Asset Manager, dass in ihren ESG-Strategien Aktien von Unternehmen zu finden sind, die als wenig grün gelten. Nichtsdestotrotz dürfte es für einige Anleger eine Überraschung sein, dass Fonds, die mit Begriffen wie „Environment“,......
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18.03.25 - 17:33
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Trump Says He′s Authorizing Use Of Coal For Energy Production (ZeroHedge)
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Trump Says He's Authorizing Use Of Coal For Energy Production
Authored by Aldgra Fredly via The Epoch Times,
President Donald Trump said on Monday that he was authorizing his administration to use coal-fired power plants for energy production to counter China's economic advantage.
In a Truth Social post, Trump stated that the nation's coal industry had been “held captive by environmental extremists,” which he said had allowed countries such as China to gain an economic advantage over the United States by opening hundreds of coal-fired power plants.
Trump stated that he would move to authorize his administration “to immediately begin producing energy with BEAUTIFUL, CLEAN COAL,” but did not provide further details.
The move would mark a major reversal in U.S. environmental policy, as the country has shifted away from coal, which was its primary fuel for electricity generation in the 2000s, toward lower-cost alternatives such as natural gas and renewable energy.
As of 2023, coal made ...
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10.03.25 - 21:54
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Secretary Burgum on Coal Plants, Energy Policy (Bloomberg)
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US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum talks about the need to keep coal plants open, keeping gas prices down, the impact of tariffs and making it easier to expand energy production. He speaks to Bloomberg's Alix Steel at CERAWeek in Houston. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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