With Shell’s annual shareholder meeting happening tomorrow in London, here’s a timely reminder: Fossil fuel giants like Shell, Chevron, ExxonMobil and TotalEnergies are behind half of the $28 trillion in climate damage caused by the world’s biggest companies It’s time they pay. Sign the petition and share:
Polluters broke it, we
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The world's biggest corporations have already caused US$28 trillion in climate damage. More than half of that total figure comes from oil and gas companies. ⁠ ⁠ We KNOW oil companies are causing this crisis. ⁠ Sign the #PollutersPayPact to make them pay their fair share:
Polluters broke it, we
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Shein adds thousands of new styles daily, promoting a throwaway culture that's devastating our planet. Fast fashion isn't just unsustainable—it's unacceptable.
Le Monde.fr
Inside Shein's sweatshops in Guangzhou: 'It's an extreme capitalist race'
Le Monde visited several workshops producing millions of garments for the Chinese fast fashion giant. Employees and managers spoke about the harsh ...
Extreme wealth and climate breakdown are twin crises — and they feed each other. While the super-rich fuel the problem and shield themselves from the fallout, the rest of us are left to pick up the pieces. Taxing the wealthiest could fund real investment in a safer future — like green homes and proper support for communities hit hardest by the climate crisis. It’s time to shift the burden: let's #TaxTheSuperRich
Greenpeace International
Tax the super-rich - Greenpeace International
We urge governments to tax the super-rich and support fair global tax rules to protect the future of people and the planet.
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