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Investors will pull almost $1tn from fossil fuels in the next decade

Interest in renewables rising, survey finds, but one-fifth of investors have made no changes in response to climate change

A climate protester holds a placard during Extinction Rebellion's attempt to shut down London City airport on October 10
A climate protester holds a placard during Extinction Rebellion's attempt to shut down London City airport on October 10 Photo: Getty Images

Big investors say they will pull almost $1tn out of fossil fuel firms in the next decade, according to a new report — findings that suggest advocates for green and sustainable finance are having real impact with their campaigns.

The report, based on a survey of 100 pension funds, insurers, sovereign funds and endowments collectively managing $5.9tn, found the investors planning to shift 15.6% of their portfolios out of coal, oil and gas over the next ten years — equivalent to $920bn.

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