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ESG investing could wind up leading to price increases and may impact food availability. 

To make matters worse, these changes will increase food costs and decrease food production at a time when global food demand is expected to rise dramatically."

The Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) is "committed to financing ambitious climate action" and is attempting to force the economy to net zero greenhouse emissions by 2050. The letter notes that this could result in "severe consequences" for farmers

"This is compounded by the fact that, the average American has been struggling to keep up with inflation during the tenure of the Biden Administration.

"It Must Be Stopped": 12 Agriculture Officials Warn Largest U.S. Banks About Net Zero Agenda | ZeroHedge
 
 
 

righteous » 04 Feb 2024, 4:10 pm » wrote: ↑

04 Feb 2024, 4:10 pm

ESG investing could wind up leading to price increases and may impact food availability. 

To make matters worse, these changes will increase food costs and decrease food production at a time when global food demand is expected to rise dramatically."

The Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) is "committed to financing ambitious climate action" and is attempting to force the economy to net zero greenhouse emissions by 2050. The letter notes that this could result in "severe consequences" for farmers

"This is compounded by the fact that, the average American has been struggling to keep up with inflation during the tenure of the Biden Administration.

"It Must Be Stopped": 12 Agriculture Officials Warn Largest U.S. Banks About Net Zero Agenda | ZeroHedge

Not just farmers .....
Everyone .....
This unholy alliance of ESG banks and The U.N. is the mechanism that is forcing Corporations to follow U.N./WEF  net zero climate lunacy .....
While leftwing governments including both here in North America are busy codifying those net zero policies without the consent of their citizen's.









 

righteous » 04 Feb 2024, 4:10 pm » wrote: ↑

04 Feb 2024, 4:10 pm

ESG investing could wind up leading to price increases and may impact food availability. 

To make matters worse, these changes will increase food costs and decrease food production at a time when global food demand is expected to rise dramatically."

The Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) is "committed to financing ambitious climate action" and is attempting to force the economy to net zero greenhouse emissions by 2050. The letter notes that this could result in "severe consequences" for farmers

"This is compounded by the fact that, the average American has been struggling to keep up with inflation during the tenure of the Biden Administration.

"It Must Be Stopped": 12 Agriculture Officials Warn Largest U.S. Banks About Net Zero Agenda | ZeroHedge

ESG's already on their way out...investment firms are dumping their mantra...