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Over 150 investors, including Environment Agency and Church of England, demand that BP test whether their business model is compatible with international pledge to limit global warming to 2C

Climate risk is becoming ‘synonymous with reputation risk’ as a growing fossil fuel divestment movement gains traction with investors around the world, says major European investor Axa IM

Climate risk is becoming ‘synonymous with reputation risk’ as a growing fossil fuel divestment movement gains traction with investors around the world, says major European investor Axa

Ian Dunlop has applied to join the Board of BHP Billiton for the second time in the belief that business is not doing enough to act on climate change

Despite advice from Desmond Tutu to divest from of coal, oil and gas, the Church of England is choosing to delay a decision until late 2015, says climate activist Bill McKibben

Despite advice from Desmond Tutu to divest from of coal, oil and gas, the Church of England is choosing to delay a decision until late 2015, says climate activist Bill McKibben

University College London under fire for sustainability institute funded by mining giant BHP Billiton, which faces protests at its London AGM

A former chairman of the Australian Coal Association will tell the resource companys AGM climate change could destroy profits

Green party MP calls on parliament to pull money out of gas, coal and oil investments

A national day of divestment will see more than 1,000 bank customers switch their accounts away from the big four banks

By dropping Shell, Lego shows new ways to target the astronomical profits of the fossil fuel industriesWhen the call came in that the University of Glasgow had voted to divest its £128m endowment from fossil fuel companies,...

Bank of England governor lends his support to carbon bubble theory that coal, gas and oil assets are at risk, reports BusinessGreen

It almost feels as if the Enlightenment never reached our shores and climate policy is but one victim of the malaise

University court votes to divest £18m from fossil fuel industry in what campaigners call dramatic beachhead

From Stanford University and the British Medical Association, to the Quakers organisations and wealthy individuals are shunning investments in dirty energy