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In Charts: Canada, Japan, South Korea ‘blocking clean energy transition’ with fossil fuel finance

Oil rig off the coast of Mexico
The report claims that export credit agencies accounted for 65% of all known fossil fuel activity between 2020 and 2022 (Photo: Shane Adams/Dreamstime.com)

Most G20 fossil fuel financing came from just three countries between 2020 and 2022

Canada, Japan and South Korea are “blocking a globally just and equitable transition to clean energy” with their extensive support for fossil fuels, says a report authored by non-profits Friends of the Earth US and Oil Change International.

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