ilmastoriskistä vaikka punavihreä asenteellinen narkkivosumediamme säännöllisesti trollaa ja valehteleekin pankkien vetävän sijoituksiaan fossiilisiin liittyvistä investoinneista.
Näyttää siltä että 2/3 Aasian pankeista ei usko IPCC,hen.
[The new survey] …undertaken by Asia Research and Engagement with support of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited, … found that 31 per cent of the institutions factored climate change risks into their financing operations, with 61 per cent of banks referring to green products and 56 per cent providing some quantification of their exposure.
It said financial institution were factoring climate change risks into their policies and offered green finance products. But only over a quarter of banks referred to climate change factors as a reason to limit financing .…
So over two thirds of financial institutions couldn’t care less about those forecasts of beachside apartments sinking under the waves, or cities becoming unlivable, nor of coal mines supposedly going broke. Nor do they think the average investor is likely to run from these either.
How many rich bankers are there that read the UN First Assessment Report in 1990 and knocked back loans to coal, oil, and car magnates, and beach-side property moguls? The IPCC has made some people rich, but it wasn’t the investors who believed their climate predictions.
http://joannenova.com.au/2016/09/most-of-asias-bankers-ignore-climate-risks-hmm-rich-and-dumb-or-rich-and-skeptical/
Näyttää siltä että 2/3 Aasian pankeista ei usko IPCC,hen.
[The new survey] …undertaken by Asia Research and Engagement with support of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited, … found that 31 per cent of the institutions factored climate change risks into their financing operations, with 61 per cent of banks referring to green products and 56 per cent providing some quantification of their exposure.
It said financial institution were factoring climate change risks into their policies and offered green finance products. But only over a quarter of banks referred to climate change factors as a reason to limit financing .…
So over two thirds of financial institutions couldn’t care less about those forecasts of beachside apartments sinking under the waves, or cities becoming unlivable, nor of coal mines supposedly going broke. Nor do they think the average investor is likely to run from these either.
How many rich bankers are there that read the UN First Assessment Report in 1990 and knocked back loans to coal, oil, and car magnates, and beach-side property moguls? The IPCC has made some people rich, but it wasn’t the investors who believed their climate predictions.
http://joannenova.com.au/2016/09/most-of-asias-bankers-ignore-climate-risks-hmm-rich-and-dumb-or-rich-and-skeptical/
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