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Yeah, you Trumpanzee really hate the banks.Yup, those Bankers sure do have your best interests in mind. I'm sure they're fluckin you somehow with this decision. But hey, you wanna cheer for the Bankers, so be it i guess.
Big Wall Street banks saved $3.6 billion in taxes last quarter under Trump's new law
Europe's biggest bank?
HSBC stands for Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank.
Fossil-fuel divestment is a fool's errand that works against the natural preferences of the great masses.
Consumers gravitate toward energies that are most affordable, reliable and ubiquitous. Consequently, U.S. and world energy demand is dominated by natural oil, gas and coal.
Divestment does nothing to lower this energy demand. So, the practice has no financial effect on the many thousands of energy firms.
In fact, divestment by some creates an investment opportunity for others. Consider the explanation of William MacAskill, CEO of the Centre for Effective Altruism and author of Doing Good Better: How Effective Altruism Can Help You Make a Difference.
As described in his New Yorker piece, "Does Divestment Work?", unless the financial fundamentals of a company change (cash flow, debt ratio, etc.), selling stocks for "moral scruples" creates a "bargain" for others.
Consider the example of leading divestment advocate Leonardo DiCaprio. The movie star generates one of the world's largest "carbon footprints" with his use of multiple homes, private jets and a world-sized yacht.
DiCaprio may plant trees and drive a Prius to atone for his believed-to-be sins. He has been seen riding a bicycle to make a point. But like Al Gore (remember his $30,000 utility bill?), DiCaprio's lifestyle fuels the businesses that he admonishes others not to invest in.
The divestment of fossil-fuel stocks is both ineffectual against its corporate targets and hurtful to ordinary people.
Rather than continue this ill-thought practice, the resources and passion against carbon-based energy should be redirected to helping others -- beginning with the 1.2 billion people who lack access to electricity and have to burn wood and dung for energy.
In another signal that "the era of fossil fuels is coming to a close
Libtards and their propaganda 
In another signal that "the era of fossil fuels is coming to a close
LMAO what was the previous signals?
What point are you trying to make?Europe's biggest bank?Thoughts?
'Incredible' News as Banking Giant HSBC Ditches New Coal, Tar Sands, and Offshore Arctic Drilling Projects
In another signal that "the era of fossil fuels is coming to a close," Europe's biggest bank, HSBC, announced Friday that it will no longer fund oil or gas projects in the Arctic, tar sands projects, or most coal projects.
The move was cheered by climate campaigners on social media, who said, "This is huge," and called it "incredible news."
HSBC stands for Hong Kong and Shangai Bank.
It's a UK bank.
And it's the biggest in Europe.
- First established on 3 March 1865; 153 years ago in British Hong Kong[1] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank)
- First incorporated on 14 August 1866; 151 years ago[2] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation)
- 25 March 1991; 27 years ago[1][3] in London (as HSBC Holdings plc, as parent holding company to the entity in Hong Kong now as a subsidiary)
HSBC is not a European bank.What point are you trying to make?Europe's biggest bank?Thoughts?
'Incredible' News as Banking Giant HSBC Ditches New Coal, Tar Sands, and Offshore Arctic Drilling Projects
In another signal that "the era of fossil fuels is coming to a close," Europe's biggest bank, HSBC, announced Friday that it will no longer fund oil or gas projects in the Arctic, tar sands projects, or most coal projects.
The move was cheered by climate campaigners on social media, who said, "This is huge," and called it "incredible news."
HSBC stands for Hong Kong and Shangai Bank.
It's a UK bank.
And it's the biggest in Europe.
- First established on 3 March 1865; 153 years ago in British Hong Kong[1] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank)
- First incorporated on 14 August 1866; 151 years ago[2] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation)
- 25 March 1991; 27 years ago[1][3] in London (as HSBC Holdings plc, as parent holding company to the entity in Hong Kong now as a subsidiary)
HSBC is not a European bank.What point are you trying to make?Europe's biggest bank?
HSBC stands for Hong Kong and Shangai Bank.
It's a UK bank.
And it's the biggest in Europe.
- First established on 3 March 1865; 153 years ago in British Hong Kong[1] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank)
- First incorporated on 14 August 1866; 151 years ago[2] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation)
- 25 March 1991; 27 years ago[1][3] in London (as HSBC Holdings plc, as parent holding company to the entity in Hong Kong now as a subsidiary)
HSBC Bank plc is one of the largest banking and financial services organisations in the world. HSBC's international network comprises around 7,500 offices in over 80 countries and territories in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa.
HSBC Bank plc is one of the four major clearing banks in the United Kingdom and is a wholly owned subsidiary of HSBC Holdings. The business ranges from the traditional High Street roles of personal finance and commercial banking, to private banking, consumer finance as well as corporate and investment banking. Across all brands the bank operates some 1800 sites in the UK.
HSBC is not a European bank.What point are you trying to make?Europe's biggest bank?
HSBC stands for Hong Kong and Shangai Bank.
It's a UK bank.
And it's the biggest in Europe.
- First established on 3 March 1865; 153 years ago in British Hong Kong[1] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank)
- First incorporated on 14 August 1866; 151 years ago[2] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation)
- 25 March 1991; 27 years ago[1][3] in London (as HSBC Holdings plc, as parent holding company to the entity in Hong Kong now as a subsidiary)
HSBC Bank plc is one of the largest banking and financial services organisations in the world. HSBC's international network comprises around 7,500 offices in over 80 countries and territories in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa.
HSBC Bank plc is one of the four major clearing banks in the United Kingdom and is a wholly owned subsidiary of HSBC Holdings. The business ranges from the traditional High Street roles of personal finance and commercial banking, to private banking, consumer finance as well as corporate and investment banking. Across all brands the bank operates some 1800 sites in the UK.
It started in territory owned by Europe and grew into something that largely operates out of Europe. Is this really the hill you want to fight on?
/——-/ My Uncle has a John Deer tractor that runs on cow farts. Does that count?/——/ Did you read the article? The company also plans to continue investment in its nuclear power generation and is evaluating the possibility of extending nuclear operating licenses
Nuclear power should be used too in my opinion. It's a very good power source and we get more skilled at harnessing it all the time.
The anti nuke environmental wackos don't like it. They don't like anything other than Unicorn farts being used for power.
HSBC is not a European bank.What point are you trying to make?It's a UK bank.
And it's the biggest in Europe.
- First established on 3 March 1865; 153 years ago in British Hong Kong[1] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank)
- First incorporated on 14 August 1866; 151 years ago[2] (as The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation)
- 25 March 1991; 27 years ago[1][3] in London (as HSBC Holdings plc, as parent holding company to the entity in Hong Kong now as a subsidiary)
HSBC Bank plc is one of the largest banking and financial services organisations in the world. HSBC's international network comprises around 7,500 offices in over 80 countries and territories in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa.
HSBC Bank plc is one of the four major clearing banks in the United Kingdom and is a wholly owned subsidiary of HSBC Holdings. The business ranges from the traditional High Street roles of personal finance and commercial banking, to private banking, consumer finance as well as corporate and investment banking. Across all brands the bank operates some 1800 sites in the UK.
It started in territory owned by Europe and grew into something that largely operates out of Europe. Is this really the hill you want to fight on?
Hong Kong is not Europe, dumbass, and it doesn't operate largely out of Europe.
Here is the "headquarters" in Hong Kong.
/——/ Like they blocked his two USSC judges ?Like they blocked Obamacare?Republicans blocked him from taking action.Oh stuff it. You Obamabots didnt keep his feet to the fire when he did NOTHING to the banking industry after the crash.Yeah, you Trumpanzee really hate the banks.Yup, those Bankers sure do have your best interests in mind. I'm sure they're fluckin you somehow with this decision. But hey, you wanna cheer for the Bankers, so be it i guess.
Big Wall Street banks saved $3.6 billion in taxes last quarter under Trump's new law
The only difference between you two is your hypocrisy.
If you were smart you would know that. Now go back to your Fox & Friends.
Derp
In another signal that "the era of fossil fuels is coming to a close
LMAO what was the previous signals?
We won't live to see it, but I definitely think humanity could move beyond fossil fuels in the next couple hundred years or so. China is actually making a lot of progress with harnessing nuclear fusion. That will be a total game changer.
Also the only thing liberal green planet types hate more than fossil fuels is nuclear.
That's because China has to import fossil fuels. We have abundant fossil fuels, that's why our economy is bad ass and we are a wealthy nation
Also the only thing liberal green planet types hate more than fossil fuels is nuclear.
Also the only thing liberal green planet types hate more than fossil fuels is nuclear.
Only the stupid ones. Nuclear fusion would/will be a boon for all of humanity. If fossil fuel use is going to go down a meaningful amount in the next 100 years nuclear technology will have to play a large role in that.
Also the only thing liberal green planet types hate more than fossil fuels is nuclear.
Only the stupid ones. Nuclear fusion would/will be a boon for all of humanity. If fossil fuel use is going to go down a meaningful amount in the next 100 years nuclear technology will have to play a large role in that.
There are no lofty goals, they don't give a fruit fly's fuck about the planet or nature.
Also the only thing liberal green planet types hate more than fossil fuels is nuclear.
Only the stupid ones. Nuclear fusion would/will be a boon for all of humanity. If fossil fuel use is going to go down a meaningful amount in the next 100 years nuclear technology will have to play a large role in that.
That's the problem.
THEY'RE ALL STUPID.
Also the only thing liberal green planet types hate more than fossil fuels is nuclear.
Only the stupid ones. Nuclear fusion would/will be a boon for all of humanity. If fossil fuel use is going to go down a meaningful amount in the next 100 years nuclear technology will have to play a large role in that.
I'm not sure fusion is feasible outside the core of a star, we can do it but it takes far more energy than it produces, stars have gravity doing most of the work. Dark energy or dark matter, who knows.
