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  • June 23, 2022

    Ukraine, Putin, gas and sanctions - FAQs

    From peace-washing to petrostates, we break down the key questions in the debate on sanctioning the Russian fossil fuel industry

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  • Svitlana Romanko / May 30, 2022

    “The war in Ukraine, the climate crisis, and the energy crisis have common roots”

    Svitlana Romanko, climate justice activist from Ukraine, explains how fossil fuels are funding the Russian invasion of her country, as well as fuelling the climate crisis and other conflicts around the world

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  • Lela Stanley / April 8, 2022

    Despite Putin’s atrocities in Ukraine, insurers enable the export of 40 million barrels of Russian oil

    Between 24 February and 21 March 2022, more than 360 ships discharged a staggering quantity of fossil fuels loaded from Russian ports. The sale of these fossil fuels has helped fund Russia’s brutal war on Ukraine, which has killed thousands and created millions of refugees

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