Banking on a Climate Shipwreck

Long strands of kelp with fish swimming past

The shipping industry is a huge part of global trade but is also one of the biggest polluters.

Right now, many companies are touting liquefied natural gas (LNG), a fossil fuel that’s even worse for the climate than oil or coal. Banks are funding this dirty fuel, keeping the shipping industry tied to fossil fuels for years to come.

We have better options—like battery-powered ships, wind and solar energy, and renewable fuels—that can help clean up shipping and protect the planet.

Act now! Tell banks to stop paying for dirty fuels and switch to clean energy for shipping. Add your name.

To: Fossil bank CEOsClick to see full petition text

Banks,

Stop Funding LNG in Shipping: Invest in Clean Energy Now.

Banks are pouring billions of dollars into LNG, a dirty fossil fuel that harms our climate. We demand that banks stop funding LNG projects and instead support clean, zero-emission solutions for the shipping industry. It’s time to protect our planet.

For the oceans,

Stop Banks from Using Dirty Fuel—Sign Now!

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