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Really?? Dozens of green orgs claiming to be for #climatejustice endorsed a #stopfundingfossils report calling out the for investing in (drumroll) a Bangladesh fertilizer plant that will get 3x more urea out of a quotient of fossil gas than older methods. 1/
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๐Ÿ“ฃ The @WorldBank has funnelled ๐Ÿšจ $14.8 BILLION ๐Ÿšจ of taxpayer money into fossil fuel projects since 2015 (& that's not counting all of their indirect investments ๐Ÿ‘€) Here's a top ๐Ÿ”Ÿ of its dirty energy secrets โฌ‡๏ธ #WorldBankWorldProblems
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. et al on Bangladesh's Ghorasal Polash Urea Fertilizer Project (CAPS are me): "This fertilizer production project is a reminder that the fossil fuel industry is not just an energy industry, but one that uses fossil chemicals to produce agrochemicals, here urea."2/
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"The project will replace 2 decommissioned facilities and intends to make triple the fertilizer while using the same amount of fossil gas...." AND THIS IS BAD..? 3/
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"...Bangladesh subsidizes fertilizer use to help it to be able to grow enough food for its 164 million people and to enable small-scale farmers to have adequate livelihoods." AND THIS IS BAD??? 4/
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"This project also highlights the need for a rapid transition to resilient and regenerative models that enhance food and energy sovereignty and protect human rights." ABSOLUTELY. AS SOON AS "RESILIENT AND REGENERATIVE" FARM POLICY DOESNโ€™T LOOK LIKE SRI LANKA FERTILIZER BANS? 5/
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