Marvin Gandall

Climate change and the crisis of stranded fossil fuel assets

Marvin Gandall / February 12, 2020 / 3 min readSyndicated

PlaceThe world’s oil, gas, and coal companies would incur what the Financial Times recently described as “breathtaking” losses if they’re not allowed to extract and burn their enormous reserves. In total, fossil fuel CO2 emissions contained in untapped reserves are estimated at 2910 gigatonnes or nearly three trillion metric tons.

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