JPMorgan Chase is the world’s largest funder of the fossil fuel industry.
In the four years after the Paris Agreement was adopted in late 2015, Chase provided nearly $269 billion to fossil fuel corporations that are building coal mines, oil pipelines and fracked gas terminals ― that’s 36% more than any other bank in the world.
For the last three years, organizers have been building a powerful, nationally networked campaign to hold Chase accountable for its complicity in the climate crisis.