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The climate crisis is here and your money is likely funding it. Check your bank and discover sustainable options with our simple tools: http://bank.green.

📢 In 2024 ING promised to stop financing oil and gas companies focused solely on extraction that keep developing new fields. Our tracker Watchtower found three cases where it appears to have done exactly that, now reported by Follow the Money: www.ftm.eu/articles/dut... Free to read for 24 hours.

ING helped fossil fuel firms raise over $900 million despite climate pledge

Dutch bank ING vowed in 2024 to stop financing oil and gas companies that develop new fields. But the lender seems to have broken its own promise by providing $908 million in financing to three firms…

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Imagine a world where, instead of financing fossil fuels and deforestation, banks invest in climate-positive solutions, such as sustainable agriculture, electric vehicle networks, and renewable energy initiatives. Check out these five fossil-free banking services doing just that and switch today!

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Triodos Bank makes sure your money is invested in ethical and sustainable ways. They uphold high standards of transparency and fund a wide range of innovative social, cultural, and environmental projects.🏅 How green is your bank?💚

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We love it when one of the frontrunners in sustainable banking raises the bar 👏 Triodos Bank has launched its first combined Climate and Nature Strategy, aiming for real impact by 2030. Curious to find out how your bank is supporting the planet? Visit Bank.Green

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Bank of America is one of the world’s biggest fossil fuel funders. Since the Paris Agreement, they have poured $333 billion into fossil fuels. Despite making a net-zero pledge in 2021, they remain the largest coal mining financier in North America, backing $1.5 billion in 2023.🛢️

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Charity Bank was set up in order to provide funding to charities and social enterprises, so there is zero chance your savings deposit would be funding climate chaos! It is a company whose mission is to care as much about the planet and the people. 🫂 How green is your bank?💚

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Walden Mutual Bank prides itself on being the first bank to be fully approved by the FDIC in 50 years. Serving individuals, businesses and nonprofits, your deposit would be used to effect positive, lasting change in local food ecosystems. 🧑🌾 How green is your bank? 💚

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So you’ve learned that your bank is financing the fossil fuel industry🔥💰🔥 and you don’t wish to support that. But you’re busy, and the idea of bank switching makes your head hurt. Not to worry! It’s truly not that difficult. And you don’t have to do it all in one day.

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While you’ve been saving money for a house, JPMorgan Chase has been using your savings to provide financial support to its fossil fuel friends. In the 8 years since the Paris Agreement, this bank has funneled $431 billion into coal, oil, and gas, rapidly accelerating the climate crisis. 🔥

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With impeccable environmental credentials and an ownership model that ensures its mission is always aligned with that of its stakeholders, Beneficial State is an excellent choice for where to store your money. 🌰 Find out how green your bank is through the link in our bio! 💚

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#COP30 established a “Roadmap” to reach the annual funding goal of $1.3 trillion by 2035. Previously set at the COP29 in 2024, the fund aims to help finance the progress of green industries in developing countries. Here’s the 5 key actions needed to reach that goal 🧵

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Mass Blackout: November 25 - December 2 To Participate: – No shopping at major retailers – Support local & small businesses – Use cash – Consider switching to sustainable banking – Share this message Small Business Saturday (Nov 30) is excluded from the blackout—support your local businesses!

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⏰ It’s been 1 year since banks started pulling out of the Net Zero Banking Alliance. Now, in light of severely deteriorated membership numbers, the NZBA seeks to become a “framework” oriented initiative.❓If the NZBA failed, who can hold banks accountable? Comment your thoughts below 💭

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