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BNP Paribas takes the global lead in excluding unconventional fossil fuels from portfolio

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Protest in front of BNP Paribas. Photo: Friends of the Earth France

On October 12, BNP Paribas committed to help accelerate the energy transition and drastically reduce its financing of so called unconventional fossil fuels: tar sands, shale gas, oil and gas exploration projects in the Arctic region, as well as all related infrastructure for transport and export. Read more.

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