BlackRock invests in climate destruction
The climate crisis threatens life as we know it. We all face a global emergency, but the finance industry has the power to lead the change we need.
BlackRock is the world’s biggest asset manager, with USD $8.5 trillion in assets under management. It’s also one of the world’s top investors in climate destruction.
The solutions are bold, but possible
BlackRock must stop funding destruction and start leading sustainable finance. We know a full transformation of the financial system can’t happen overnight, but immediate, decisive action is our only chance for a viable future.
Big talk.
Little action.
In 2020, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink publicly committed to change. We applaud the company’s first steps toward sustainability, but tiny shifts won’t solve our global crisis.
BlackRock is still the world’s number-one investor in fossil fuels and it's still heavily invested in coal. The company has made little progress on deforestation and human rights. Fink has the power to be a true visionary, but BlackRock must take responsibility for the impact of its investments, and act now to dramatically reduce negative climate impacts.
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