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- Britain's Prince William speaks during a meeting with Earthshot prize winners and finalists at the Glasgow Science Center on the sidelines of the COP26 U.N. Climate Summit in Glasgow, Scotland, Nov. 2, 2021. The conservation charity founded by the prince, who launched the Earthshot Prize, keeps its investments in a bank that is one of the world’s biggest backers of fossil fuels. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant, Pool, File)
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Prince William charity invests with bank tied to dirty fuels
By ED DAVEY - Associated Press
Fri,08/19/22-2:30AM , 564 Reads
LONDON (AP) — The conservation charity founded by Prince William, second in line to the British throne and who launched the Earthshot Prize, keeps its investments in a bank that is one of the world's bigges
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- Tourists walk at the top of the waterfalls in Murchison Falls National Park, northwest Uganda, on Feb. 22, 2020. The East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline, a controversial oil project that would connect oilfields in the park to a port in Tanzania is in breach of global environmental and human rights guidelines for banks, according to a new report by Inclusive Development International on Tuesday, July 5. (AP Photo)
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Report: East Africa pipeline 'breaches banking principles'
By ED DAVEY - Associated Press
Tue,07/05/22-1:03AM , 477 Reads
A controversial oil project that would connect oilfields in a Ugandan National Park to a port in Tanzania breaches global environmental guidelines for banks, according to a new nonprofit report Tuesday.
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- Tugboats guide the Axel Maersk container ship as it arrives into port, Oct. 21, 2021, in Miami. The marine shipping industry is facing new regulations to address carbon pollution. Its trade groups have been seeking exemptions for pollution emitted during voyages on rough seas. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell, File)
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Ship owners sought CO2 exemption when the sea gets too wavy
By ED DAVEY - Associated Press
Fri,06/10/22-12:17PM , 314 Reads
The world's ocean freight shipping companies recently called on international maritime authorities to exclude pollution that their vessels spew in bad weather from new regulations, a condition that would apply almost a third of the time in the Atlantic. But the effort failed Friday.
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