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Barclays net zero commitment questioned as it helped raise $1.7 billion to fund coal power in the US
By Mahatir Pasha Verified| ITV News Verified By ITV News Business and Economics Producer Mahatir Pasha and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism's Josephine MouldsOn the banks of the Ohio River in the United States, you'll find the Ghent power plant. It generates electricity using coal, the world’s most polluting fossil fuel. Every year, Kentucky Utilities burns five and half million tonnes of coal at this site, enough to power half a million homes.
By Mahatir Pasha Verified| ITV News Verified Watch: Reporter Mahatir Pasha reports on the violent protests which are rocking BangladeshIn what began as student protests largely concentrated on campuses, the unrest in Bangladesh has very quickly spread across the country. It revolves mainly around a controversial quota system which reserves 30% of much sought-after government jobs for family members of veterans who fought in Bangladesh's war of Independence in 1971.
Barclays net zero commitment questioned as it helped raise $1.7 billion to fund coal power in the US
By Mahatir Pasha Verified| ITV News Verified By ITV News Business and Economics Producer Mahatir Pasha and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism's Josephine MouldsOn the banks of the Ohio River in the United States, you'll find the Ghent power plant. It generates electricity using coal, the world’s most polluting fossil fuel. Every year, Kentucky Utilities burns five and half million tonnes of coal at this site, enough to power half a million homes.
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