Alaska just issued its first-ever heat advisory. The state known for subzero winters is now bracing for temperatures near 90 degrees Fahrenheit – conditions its infrastructure and people were never built to handle. If that doesn't set off climate alarm bells, what will?
Meanwhile, the very banks that once pledged to fight climate change are pouring gasoline on the fire. JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and Goldman Sachs have all abandoned the Net Zero Banking Alliance, a U.N.-backed climate initiative. In 2024 alone, the world's largest banks pumped a staggering $869 billion into fossil fuel projects – despite mounting wildfires, deadly heat waves, and record-shattering global temperatures.
Sign the petition to demand these banks rejoin the Net Zero Banking Alliance and stop financing climate chaos!
By walking away from their own climate commitments, these banks are acting like rogue nations – unlimited power, unaccountable to anyone, yet responsible for catastrophic damage. Their money funds the drilling, burning, and polluting that is pushing our planet past the point of no return. Rejoining the Alliance would force them to set real targets, reduce emissions, and stop treating the world like collateral damage.
The banks know the science. They've seen the floods, the fires, the famines. They know what's at stake – and they're choosing profit anyway. This isn't just short-sighted. It's a betrayal of every community trying to survive an increasingly hostile climate.
We need action now. Rejoining the Net Zero Banking Alliance shouldn't be optional. These banks helped create this crisis, and they must be part of the solution.
Sign the petition today to tell these banks to stop fueling destruction and recommit to saving the planet!
