Global mayors are declaring their commitment to divest from fossil fuels and invest in a sustainable future

$200 billion of COVID-19 recovery funding is being used to bail out fossil fuel companies. These mayors are combatting this and instead investing in green jobs and a just recovery. Learn more on how cities are taking action: c40.org/divest-invest

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Upworthy Staff

Sep 22, 2020

$200 billion of COVID-19 recovery funding is being used to bail out fossil fuel companies. These mayors are combatting this and instead investing in green jobs and a just recovery.

Learn more on how cities are taking action: c40.org/divest-invest

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