Posted on 09/21/2020 9:30:33 PM PDT by RomanSoldier19
Climate campaigners have spent years pushing for defunding and divestment from fossil fuel companies. Now, as their arguments gain traction, they are taking aim at the emissions-heavy meat and dairy industries.
At some point those companies will no longer generate any revenue due to ecological limits. The financial markets arent pricing in those risks, said Mark Campanale, founder of Carbon Tracker, the think-tank that popularised the notion that global warming would lead to unviable stranded assets in the hydrocarbon sector.
Fossil fuel companies dismissed for years the idea of an inevitable energy transition making their investments unviable but some now acknowledge the risks. BP and Royal Dutch Shell have both written down the value of their assets in recent months.
With rising awareness of the carbon impact of the food system, which the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates accounts for up to 37 per cent of global emissions, investors are starting to take note.
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After a heavy night of “demonstrating,” I’d think you’d want some stick to your ribs food rather than an all-veg diet.
Besides, after they trash the city and free all the cattle, they’ll probably find some excuse to burn the farms, because they use too much petroleum in capitalist industrial farming. Then we can go out into the killing fields to hoe and harvest by hand.
Critters that have eyes in the front of their head are hunters. Critters that have eyes in the side of their head are dinner. Humans have eyes in the front.
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