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  Fossil Free Lund

  Today fossil fuels (oil, gas and coal) stand for the biggest amount of negative impact on our climate and planet by far measures. 95% of the world's researchers have reached a consensus on the fact that climate change is mainly due to human activity. Therefore, change can happen and needs to happen now. And we need to be a vital part of that change which is the national movement Fossil Free Sweden; hence be a part of the solution for a more sustainable world. There is already a Fossil Free Lund University Campaign launched and we need to make this change happen on all levels.

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  Created by Julia Linder
• Divest Taos From Fossil Fuel

  The people of Taos are being effected by climate change now in the form of severe droughts, extreme forest fires, invasive species, death of trees and plants and loss of top soil to increased wind, ect.

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  Created by Richard Green
• North Carolina State University: Go Fossil Free!

  Climate change is accelerating. We are witnessing the increasing impacts of a warming planet more and more consistently; in this last year alone our country experienced record-breaking heat, droughts, and hurricanes, which impacted hundreds of thousands of people and cost our country hundreds of billions of dollars. Hurricane Sandy alone caused $50bn in damages. Experts agree that global warming caused by humans burning fossil fuels will continue to accelerate and intensify these tragic climate disasters. The scientific consensus is clear and overwhelming; we cannot safely burn even half of global fossil-fuel reserves without dangerously warming the planet for several thousand years. As public pressure to confront climate change builds, we call on North Carolina State University to immediately freeze any new investment in fossil-fuel companies, and to divest within five years from direct ownership and from any commingled funds that include fossil-fuel public equities and corporate bonds. We believe such action on behalf of North Carolina State University will not only be a sound decision for our institution's financial portfolio, but also for the wellbeing of its current and future graduating classes, who deserve the opportunity to graduate with a future not defined by climate chaos.

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  Created by William Kiel
• Divest Munich from Fossil Fuels

  Divestment ist unabdingbar für den Kampf gegen den Klimawandel. Wenn wir die katastrophalen Auswirkungen der globalen Erwärmung verhindern wollen, darf ein Großteil der bisher bekannten Reserven an Kohle, Öl und Gas nicht gefördert werden. Durch den Ausbau erneuerbarer Energien werden die Entwicklung grüner Technologien gefördert, neue Arbeitsplätze geschaffen, lokale Wirtschaftszweige gestärkt und die Abhängigkeit von Energieimporten reduziert. Die Landeshauptstadt München trägt die moralische Verantwortung, ihr Kapital aus einer Industrie abzuziehen, die die Zukunft ihrer Bürger*innen zerstört. Deutschland nimmt im Kampf gegen den Klimawandel eine Vorreiterolle ein. München darf beim Klimaschutz nicht hinterherhinken. Divestment is essential for the fight against climate change. Most of the world’s coal, oil and gas known reserves must remain in the ground, if we are to avoid the catastrophic effects of climate change. With the support of renewabel energy systems the development of green technologies must be promoted. This wil create new jobs, strengheten the local economy, as well as reduce our energy import. The city of Munich has a moral responsibility to divest from an industry that is destroying the future of its citizens. Germany is a world leading figure in the fight against climate change and Munich should not lag behind.

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  Created by Simona Vegetti
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  Call to switch to a sustainable bank

  Anthropogenic climate change poses a threat to humans and natural systems on a global scale. Temperatures are rising rapidly: nine out of ten of the warmest years ever recorded in human history occurred after 2000 [1], and global temperatures continue to break records in 2016 [2]. Sea levels are steadily rising, extreme weather events are expected to occur more frequently, and oceans are acidifying at a frightening rate. Species are threatened with mass extinction and humans are displaced from their homes [3]. It is clear that efforts must be undertaken to stop climate change sooner rather than later. At the end of 2015, world leaders got together for COP21 in Paris and agreed to “[hold] the increase in the global average temperature to well below 2 °C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels” [4]. If we are to take this ambition seriously, then we need to put a strict limit on the amount of fossil fuels that can still be used. In fact, we effectively have a ‘carbon budget’. This carbon budget clearly shows that a large part of the currently operational coal mines and gas and oil fields cannot be exploited at all, if we do not want to exceed 1.5 or 2 °C global warming [5]. Wageningen University & Research is renowned for its high quality education and research programmes [6], as well as for its sustainable practices [7]. With regards to sustainability and corporate social responsibility, Wageningen University & Research states that its goal is “to take a leading role in the area of sustainable operational management” and the institute shows that it is working on increasing sustainability in many ways [8]. However, one aspect of sustainability that has not been considered sufficiently, in our opinion, is finance. As the world has sensibly placed a carbon budget on its emissions, it has become evident that current and future investments in the fossil fuel industry can be regarded as irresponsible and unwise. Wageningen University & Research indirectly contributes to these investments through their use of two unsustainable banks: ABN AMRO and Rabobank. These banks score particularly poorly on the aspect of climate change, as highlighted by EerlijkeBankwijzer [9]. They are responsible for substantial financial support to fossil fuel industries through loans and shareholding practices [10]. Investing in fossil fuel extraction, as ABN AMRO and Rabobank do, is absolutely incompatible with the internationally agreed upon limit of 2 °C global warming. Fortunately, there is a suitable alternative. Triodos Bank is the only bank in the Netherlands that does not invest in the fossil fuel industry [11] and is capable of taking on large institutions as their clients. Furthermore, we believe Triodos Bank’s mission and key values [12] are highly consistent with those of Wageningen University & Research. Through a personal meeting with a representative of Triodos Bank, Fossil Free Wageningen has become convinced that it is possible to make the transition to this sustainable bank. Wageningen University & Research now has the opportunity to be a frontrunner on truly all aspects of sustainability and to become the leading institution on sustainability that it aims to be. To embody our underlying values for sustainable development, we need all hands and heads. Together, we can make this transition towards a carbon neutral society. Therefore, we, Fossil Free Wageningen, and the following students, alumni, staff members, teachers, and professors, ask Wageningen University & Research to bring this university a step closer to being a fossil free university by committing to switching to a truly sustainable bank. References: [1] http://climate.nasa.gov/ [2] http://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/news/20160719/ [3] http://ipcc.ch/pdf/assessment-report/ar5/syr/AR5_SYR_FINAL_SPM.pdf [4] http://unfccc.int/resource/docs/2015/cop21/eng/l09.pdf [5] http://priceofoil.org/2016/09/22/the-skys-limit-report/ [6] http://www.wur.nl/en/About-Wageningen/Scientific-prominence-Wageningen-University-Research.htm [7] http://www.studentenvoormorgen.nl/uitslag-2016/ [8] http://www.wur.nl/en/About-Wageningen/Sustainability.htm [9] http://eerlijkegeldwijzer.nl/bankwijzer/ [10] http://eerlijkegeldwijzer.nl/media/60922/2015-11-praktijkonderzoek-undermining-our-future.pdf [11] https://www.triodos.com/en/investment-management/impact-investment/our-sectors/energy-and-climate/ [12] https://www.triodos.com/en/about-triodos-bank/who-we-are/mission-principles/what-we-stand-for/

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  Created by Emiel Spanier
• City of Santa Barbara: Support Fossil Fuel Divestment!

  Whereas, the most conservative scientific consensus says that a 2 degree Celsius rise in global temperatures must be prevented , which means we cannot burn more than 565 gigatons within the next 50 years [1a] [2], Whereas, the fossil fuel industry has 2,795 gigatons in its reserves in the form of oil, coal and natural gas [2], Whereas, if these companies were to carry out their plans in the name of their shareholders, this would cause catastrophic and extremely dangerous climate change [2a], Whereas, instead of attempting to reduce emissions, fossil fuel companies are investing in exploration and enhanced extraction techniques that are increasing reserves and accelerating emissions, and that this constitutes a “carbon bubble.” [2] Whereas, non-conventional extraction techniques could also result in dangerous local pollution impacts such as fugitive methane emissions [3], water contamination [3a] and increased seismic activity and earthquakes according to both the U.S. Army and U.S. Geological Survey [3b], Whereas, the Koch Brothers have spent over $67 million since 1997 to fund climate denial front groups and ExxonMobil has hired the same tobacco industry public relations personnel who created misinformation about the health effects of cigarette smoking to spread doubt and confusion about climate change [4][5], Whereas, the Natural Gas Industry has been using military psychological warfare tactics and personnel on U.S. communities since at least 2009 in order to confuse and misinform local communities about the dangers of natural gas extraction techniques [6], Whereas, Santa Barbara is the birthplace of the environmental movement in the United States [7], Whereas, the City Charter explicitly states that no company may explore and extract hydrocarbon fuel sources within city limits, Whereas, there are hundreds of fossil fuel divestment initiatives gaining momentum across universities, cities, churches and other institutions across the United States [8], Whereas, the student Senates of both UCSB and SBCC voted in a clear majority for fossil fuel divestment this year, Whereas, the following letter signed by 49 UCSB faculty was delivered to the mayor of Santa Barbara on May 14, 2013 [9], Whereas, on May 30 2013, the University of California Santa Barbara Faculty Legislature voted in favor of the divestment resolution, We, the signees of this petition, believe that if it is wrong to wreck the climate, it is wrong to profit from that wreckage. We have a moral responsibility to find out where our monies are tied into these companies, and to remove that money as quickly as possible. [1] For the full list of companies the California State Treasury invests in see http://www.treasurer.ca.gov/pmia-laif/investments/bonds.pdf [1a] http://unfccc.int/resource/docs/2009/cop15/eng/11a01.pdf page 5 [2] http://www.carbontracker.org/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2012/08/Unburnable-Carbon-Full1.pdf page 4 page 4 [2a] http://rsta.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/369/1934/20.full.pdf+html [3] http://www.sustainablefuture.cornell.edu/news/attachments/Howarth-EtAl-2011.pdf [3a] http://www.propublica.org/article/scientific-study-links-flammable-drinking-water-to-fracking [3b] http://www.nasdaq.com/article/us-government-confirms-link-between-earthquakes-and-hydraulic-fracturing-cm101994 [4] http://www.greenpeace.org/usa/en/campaigns/global-warming-and-energy/polluterwatch/koch-industries/ [5] http://www.ucsusa.org/news/press_release/ExxonMobil-GlobalWarming-tobacco.html [6] http://www.desmogblog.com/gas-fracking-industry-using-military-psychological-warfare-tactics-and-personnel-u-s-communities [7] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1969_Santa_Barbara_oil_spill [8] www.gofossilfree.org [9] http://www.noozhawk.com/article/060513_letter_to_editor_ucsb_support_fossil_fuel_divestment

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  UiB ut av fossil energi - NÅ

  Klimaendringene er den største utfordringen i vår tid. I september 2013 offentliggjorde IPCC sin siste rapport, som slår fast at det er ekstremt sannsynlig at den observerte oppvarmingen i global temperatur siste halvdel av 1900-tallet er et resultat av menneskelig aktivitet og CO2-utslipp. En økning i global temperatur fører til endringer i natur og økosystem som truer vårt livsgrunnlag og annet liv på planeten. Tall fra Carbon Tracker Initiative viser at fire femdeler av verdens kjente ressurser av fossil energi må bli liggende i bakken hvis vi skal ha en reell sjanse for å unngå en global oppvarming over to grader. Den siste rapporten fra FNs Klimapanel IPCC viser at hvis vi fortsetter utslippene som i dag, vil vi ha en økning på over fire grader fra dagens temperatur. Skal vi holde oss innenfor togradersmålet må vi derfor kutte kraftig allerede nå, og utslippene må gå ned med omtrent fem prosent i året. OECD skriver i en ny rapport at vi må kutte radikalt nå, og fullstendig stanse utslipp innen 2050. Norge har vært heldige til nå, men vi ser at vår velferd er basert på utnyttelse av ressurser og menneskeliv i andre deler av verden. Samtidig som vi har tilgang på enorme energiressurser fra fornybar energi, utvinner vi olje og gass i et tempo som verken gagner oss eller verden i det lange løp. Å kutte i produksjonen handler ikke om at vi skal stanse oljeproduksjonen over natten, men krever at vi umiddelbart må begynne en omstilling til et fossilfritt samfunn. Universiteter og andre offentlige forskingsinstitusjoner har en enormt viktig rolle som premissleverandører for en slik omstilling. I følge de etiske retningslinjene for naturvitenskap og teknologi skal forskning være i overenstemmelse med menneskerettighetene, en bærekraftig utvikling og respekt for miljøet. I tillegg skal føre var-prinsippet anvendes der det er ”plausibel, men usikker kunnskap om en teknologisk anvendelse eller utvikling av et forskningsfelt kan føre til etisk uakseptable konsekvenser for helse, samfunn eller miljø”. Gitt tallene og scenariene fra FN, er det grunn til å stille spørsmål ved etikken rundt fortsatt forskning på teknologi som fører til mer utvinning og utslipp fra fossil energi. Universitetet i Bergen samarbeider med næringsliv på en rekke områder. Tette bånd til næringslivet har vært og er samfunnsnyttig på flere områder, men samarbeidspartnere må velges med omhu. UiB har i lang tid hatt en samarbeidsavtale med Statoil gjennom Akademia-avtalen. Avtalen står i kraft til 2018, men det sannsynlig at den vil bli forlenget forbi dette tidspunktet. For øyeblikket diskuteres det hvordan en forlenget avtale vil se ut. Dette er problematisk da samarbeidet forutsetter forskning som kan bidra til økt utvinning og en forlengelse av fossilalderen. Universitetet binder seg dessuten til positiv omtale av resultatene fra forskingen under avtalen, og setter dermed institusjonens uavhengighet i fare.

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  UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI: GO FOSSIL FREE!

  Miksi tämä on tärkeää? Yliopistoilla on moraalinen vastuu yhteiskunnan korkeimman tiedon lähteinä hyödyntää omassa toiminnassaan parasta olemassa olevaa tietoa. Tiedeyhteisön yhteisymmärrys on kiistaton. Emme voi polttaa edes puolta maailmanlaajuisista fossiilisten polttoaineiden tunnetuista varannoista aiheuttamatta tuhoisaa ilmaston lämpenemistä. [3][4][5][6] Ilmastotieteilijät ovat yhtä mieltä siitä, että fossiilisten polttoaineiden käyttö on suurin yksittäinen syy antropogeeniseen eli ihmisen toiminnan aiheuttamaan ilmastonmuutokseen, joka aiheuttaa äärimmäisen vakavia ekologisia ja sosiaalisia katastrofeja. [3] Helsingin yliopiston tulisi johtaa omalla esimerkillään ilmastonmuutoksen hillitsemistä harjoittamalla entistä kestävämpää sijoitustoimintaa niin ympäristön kuin taloudenkin kannalta. Hiilikuplalla tarkoitetaan fossiilisia polttoaineita tuottaviin yhtiöihin liittyvää taloudellista riskiä, joka johtuu alihintaisten kasvihuonekaasupäästöjen aiheuttamasta markkinahäiriöstä. Hiilikupla on saanut useita sijoittajia vetämään sijoituksensa pois näistä yhtiöistä. [7][8] Yliopiston siirtyminen fossiilisten polttoaineiden tuottajista vapaaseen sijoitusstrategiaan olisi vahva signaali yliopiston henkilökunnalle ja opiskelijoille siitä, että yliopiston johto tunnustaa tieteellisen tutkimustyön tulokset ja pyrkii kehittämään yliopiston toimintaa entistä kestävämmäksi. Helsingin yliopiston strategiassa kerrotaan, että: “Yliopisto rakentaa parempaa maailmaa ottamalla entistä vahvemman roolin globaalien ongelmien ratkaisemisessa. Ratkaisuja etsitään yhdessä nykyisten ja uusien kumppanien kanssa. Helsingin yliopisto on vahva vaikuttaja Suomessa ja maailmalla. Helsingin yliopisto haluaa olla Globaali vaikuttaja – yhdessä.” [2] Yhteiskunta tarvitsee edelläkävijöitä, jotka luovat uuden normaalin ja motivoivat muita osallistumaan uusien parhaiden käytäntöjen omaksumiseen. ------------------------------------------------------ Why is this important? Universities have the moral responsibility to act according to the leading sources of scientific research and education in a society. The scientific consensus is clear and overwhelming; we cannot safely burn even half of the world's fossil-fuel reserves without dangerously warming the planet for several thousand years. [3][4][5] [6] Scientists agree that global warming caused by humans burning fossil fuels will continue to accelerate and intensify tragic climate disasters. [3] University of Helsinki should take the lead in confronting climate change by promoting sustainable and financially sound asset management practises. Carbon bubble is a term used to describe the financial risk related to companies holding fossil fuel reserves as governments move to fix the market failure caused by uncontrolled carbon emissions. [6][7][8] Divestment would send a strong signal to the University's staff as well as current and future students, that the University will take action for a sustainable future. The investment practises should be in line with the strategy of the University of Helsinki, which states that: “The University builds a better world by taking a stronger role than previously in solving global problems. Solutions are sought together with current and new partners. The University of Helsinki is a strong actor in Finland and in the rest of the world. The University of Helsinki wants to be a global actor - together. [2] Society as a whole needs leadership from organisations that shape the future and motivate others to join and implement best practises. [1] http://gofossilfree.org/companies/ [2] https://www.helsinki.fi/fi/yliopisto/strategia-ja-johtaminen/strategia-2017-2020 [3] http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/assessment-report/ar5/wg1/WGIAR5_SPM_brochure_en.pdf [4] http://carbontracker.live.kiln.it/index.html?CMP=twt_gu [5] http://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus [6] http://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/carbon-dioxide/ [7] http://gofossilfree.org/endorsements/ [8] http://www.carbontracker.org/report/carbon-bubble/

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  Aalto University: Get Our Money Out of Fossil Fuels!

  Miksi tämä on tärkeää? Yliopistoilla on moraalinen vastuu yhteiskunnan korkeimman tiedon lähteinä hyödyntää omassa toiminnassaan parasta olemassa olevaa tietoa. Tiedeyhteisön yhteisymmärrys on kiistaton. Emme voi polttaa edes puolta maailmanlaajuisista fossiilisten polttoaineiden tunnetuista varannoista aiheuttamatta tuhoisaa ilmaston lämpenemistä. [3][4][5][6] Ilmastotieteilijät ovat yhtä mieltä siitä, että fossiilisten polttoaineiden käyttö on suurin yksittäinen syy antropogeeniseen eli ihmisen toiminnan aiheuttamaan ilmastonmuutokseen, joka aiheuttaa äärimmäisen vakavia ekologisia ja sosiaalisia katastrofeja. [3] Yliopiston tulisi johtaa omalla esimerkillään ilmastonmuutoksen hillitsemistä harjoittamalla entistä kestävämpää sijoitustoimintaa niin ympäristön kuin taloudenkin kannalta. Hiilikuplalla tarkoitetaan fossiilisia polttoaineita tuottaviin yhtiöihin liittyvää taloudellista riskiä, joka johtuu alihintaisten kasvihuonekaasupäästöjen aiheuttamasta markkinahäiriöstä. Hiilikupla on saanut useita sijoittajia vetämään sijoituksensa pois näistä yhtiöistä. [7][8] Yliopiston siirtyminen fossiilisten polttoaineiden tuottajista vapaaseen sijoitusstrategiaan olisi vahva signaali yliopiston henkilökunnalle ja opiskelijoille siitä, että yliopiston johto tunnustaa tieteellisen tutkimustyön tulokset ja pyrkii kehittämään yliopiston toimintaa entistä kestävämmäksi. Divestointi lähettäisi vahvan signaalin niin yliopiston henkilökunnalle kuin nykyisille ja tuleville opiskelijoille, että yliopisto tukee kestävän yhteiskunnan syntymistä. Se olisi tapa olla yksi niistä yliopistoista, jotka ”uskaltavat rohkeasti tutkia ja kokeilla uutta.” Se myös tekisi Aalto-yliopiston investoinnit yliopiston vision mukaiseksi, joka ”sitouttaa meidät rakentamaan kestävälle kehitykselle perustuvaa […] yhteiskuntaa.” Aalto-yliopiston arvoja ovat ”rohkeus vaikuttaa”, ”vapaus olla luova ja kriittinen”, ”vastuu”, ja ”eettisyys”. [2] Lisäksi ”Aalto-yliopisto on sitoutunut noudattamaan vastuullisen sijoittamisen periaatteita.” [9] Aallolla on sijoituksia 900 miljoonan euron arvosta ja se, että osa investoinneista on fossiilisten polttoaineiden tuotannossa, on täysin yliopiston sitoumusten vastaista. Yhteiskunta tarvitsee edelläkävijöitä, jotka luovat uuden normaalin ja motivoivat muita osallistumaan uusien parhaiden käytäntöjen omaksumiseen. ------------------------------------------------------ Why is this important? Universities have the moral responsibility to act according to the leading sources of scientific research and education in a society. The scientific consensus is clear and overwhelming; we cannot safely burn even half of the world's fossil-fuel reserves without dangerously warming the planet for several thousand years. [2][3][4][5] Scientists agree that global warming caused by humans burning fossil fuels will continue to accelerate and intensify tragic climate disasters [3]. As this threat rises, the term carbon bubble was created to describe the financial risk related to companies holding fossil fuel reserves as governments move to fix the market failure caused by uncontrolled carbon emissions [6][7][8]. Aalto University should take the lead in confronting climate change by promoting sustainable and financially sound asset management practises. Divestment would send a strong signal to the University's staff as well as current and future students, that the University will take action for a sustainable future. It would be a way for Aalto University to be part of the “Successful universities [...] who dare to explore and experiment in new, creatives ways”. It will also fully align the investment practices with the principles of Aalto University, which “carries a strong commitment to building a sustainable society" and which values include " Courage to influence”, “Freedom to be creative and critical”, “Responsibility”, and "Integrity".[2] “Aalto University is committed to complying with the principles for responsible investment.” [9] Aalto has over 900 million euros to invest [10], and the fact that part of it is invested in fossil fuel industry is in total contradiction with this commitment! [1] http://gofossilfree.org/companies/ [2]http://www.aalto.fi/en/midcom-serveattachmentguid-1e5ffcbea81c566ffcb11e5957e815724da913a913a/aalto-yliopisto_strategy_english.pdf [3] http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/assessment-report/ar5/wg1/WGIAR5_SPM_brochure_en.pdf [4] http://carbontracker.live.kiln.it/index.html?CMP=twt_gu [5] http://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus [6] http://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/carbon-dioxide/ [7] http://gofossilfree.org/endorsements/ [8] http://www.carbontracker.org/report/carbon-bubble/ [9]http://www.aalto.fi/en/midcom-serveattachmentguid-1e5f0e46065260cf0e411e58c514bbedbeb29782978/aalto_university_annual_report_2015_final.pdf [10]http://www.aalto.fi/en/current/news/2016-02-05/

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  Created by Maja Ilievska
• Dortmund raus aus RWE und anderen klimaschädlichen Investitionen - Bürgerbrief

  Sehr geehrter Herr Oberbürgermeister, sehr geehrte Mitglieder des Rates der Stadt Dortmund, wir Menschen in Dortmund sind mit RWE und dem Kohleabbau groß geworden, aber wir sehen heute: Kohle-Tagebaue berauben Menschen ihrer Heimat und zerstören die Natur - hier bei uns und in den Ländern, aus denen wir Kohle importieren. Kohlekraftwerke heizen den Klimawandel an und gefährden unsere Gesundheit mit Feinstaub und Quecksilber. Trotzdem verfeuert RWE weiterhin jede Menge Braun- und Stein-Kohle und verursacht derzeit 88,2 Mio. Tonnen klimaschädigendes Kohlendioxid (C02) pro Jahr. RWE ist auf Platz 15 der weltweit größten C02-Emittenten durch Kohleverbrennung, investiert aber weiter in Kohlekraftwerke. Damit muss endlich Schluss sein! Wir fordern Sie als Oberbürgermeister und alle Ratsmitglieder der Stadt Dortmund auf: Tragen Sie die Kohle-Investitionen von RWE nicht länger mit. Verkaufen Sie die ca. 23,6 Millionen RWE-Aktien, die die Stadt Dortmund bzw. ihre Tochtergesellschaft EVV für uns Bürgerinnen und Bürger hält. Dies sind knapp 30 Aktien pro Einwohner. Außerdem möchten wir, dass die Stadt Dortmund Anlagerichtlinien festlegt, die bereits bestehende und zukünftige Investitionen in Kohle-, Öl- und Gasunternehmen durch die Stadt konsequent ausschließt. Der kürzlich bekannt gewordene Verkauf von RWE - Aktien durch Herrn Terium (Erlös lt. Presseberichten rund 300.000 Euro) sollte doch ein deutliches Signal auch für Dortmunder Entscheidungsträger sein. Investieren Sie den Erlös in klimaschonende Bereiche, zum Beispiel: • Stromerzeugung durch erneuerbare Sonnen- und Wind-Energie in der Region oder • Energieeffizienz durch LED-Straßenbeleuchtung in Dortmund oder • Verbesserung des öffentlichen Nahverkehrs in Dortmund. So werden zukunftsfähige Arbeitsplätze geschaffen bzw. gesichert und gleichzeitig das Klima geschont. Handeln Sie jetzt, bevor das Klima noch mehr durch RWE geschädigt wird und die Aktien des Konzerns im Niedergang nichts mehr wert sind. Mit erwartungsvollen Grüßen, DEW kommunal gemeinsam mit der Fossil-Free-Bewegung

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