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      • Banter 68: 07May25 Libraries working to Net Zero, Anna McMahon
      • Banter 67: 30Apr25 Corsham Climate Plans for Net Zero by 2030, with Garry Ford
      • Banter 66: 23Apr25 Nature Park, with Martin Harrison
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      • Banter 64: 09Apr25, De-carbonising Community Buildings, Andrew Maliphant
      • Banter 63: 02Apr25 Manchester, first Carbon-Literate City?, Linda Foley
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      • Banter 61: 19Mar25 Green and Healthy Frome, Becky Lovegrove
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      • Banter 31: Peterborough Accelerated Net Zero Project, 07Aug23, Gemma Birley
      • Banter 30: Programme Review, 31Jul24, Andrew Maliphant
      • Banter 29: Younity and Community Energy, 24Jul24, Michaela Cryar
      • Banter 28: Funding our Future, 17Jul24, Joolz Thompson
      • Banter 27: Creating Biodiverse Woodlands (& ESG), 10Jul24, Michael Cunningham
      • Banter 26: Messages, 03Jul24, Andrew Maliphant
      • Banter 25: Earthwatch Fresh Water, 26Jun24, Sam Frith
        • Banter 26: Messages, 03Jul24, Andrew Maliphant
      • Banter 24: Solar PV and batteries in your Parish, 19Jun24, Alex Templeton
      • Banter 23 Friends of the Earth, 12Jun24, Toby Bridgman
      • Banter 22: Energy and Low Carbon activities, 05Jun24, Adam Birchweaver
      • Banter 21: Child-led,Eco-refill workshops, 29May24, Lizzie Gimblett
      • Banter 20: Food Security, 22May24, David Dixon
      • Banter 19: CCA workshop 15May24 Joolz Thompson
      • Banter 18: MotherTree, 08May24, Dan Sherrard-Smith
      • Banter 17: Parish Online and Great Collaboration, 01May24, Chris Mewse
      • Banter 16: Resilience, 24Apr24, Chris Adams
      • Banter 15: Twenty is Plenty, 17Apr24, Dilys Gartside, Belinda Bawden
      • Banter 14: The World Game, 10Apr24, Graham Stoddart-Stones
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      • Banter 12: CSE "Future Energy Landscapes", 27Mar24, Dan Stone
      • Banter 11: Carbon Copy, 20Mar24, Ric Casale
      • Banter 10: Great Collaboration website update, 13Mar24, Sarah Battarbee, Graham Stoddart-Stones
      • Banter 09: Carbon Literacy, 06Mar24, Belinda Bawden
      • Banter 08: Education and Climate Science, 28Feb24, Maddie McGregor
      • Banter 07: Sustainable Transport, 21Feb24, Jools Townsend
      • Banter 06: EV Charging Points, 14Feb24, Sarah Battarbee
      • Banter 05: Beneath the Surface - River Evenlode, 07Feb24, Jennifer Lanham
      • Banter 04: Community Climate Action Plan, 31Jan24, Joolz Thompson
      • Banter 03: Climate Change and Digital Mapping, 24Jan24, with Graham Stoddart-Stones
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Banter 18: MotherTree, 08May24, Dan Sherrard-Smith

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Dan demonstrates how the mainstream financial system (your current account, savings account, pension, investments) is heavily invested in fossil fuels and other ills, and the leverage that you have to combat climate change by simply moving your money to greener banks - and how to do it.

Video timeline (mins:secs):

00:00 - 00:14 Introduction

00:14 - 32:16 Presentation

32:16 - 59:33 (end) Q & A


Presentation:


Chat text:

00:22:17 Amanda Davis Cotswolds: y

00:22:49 Joolz | Hopton PC & Community Climate Action: Yes! They communicate back and forth and recognise siblings... :)

00:28:03 Amanda Davis Cotswolds: Ah, but aren't the petrochemical firms gaming us? Rebranding as Renewables companies!

00:28:56 Amanda Davis Cotswolds: Debunking greenwashing - I LOVE IT!!

00:37:21 Jacky Lawrence, Napton PC Climate and Environment Working Party: My flexible drawdown pension has been transferred to TransAct. I have to choose where to invest it. I wonder if you're familiar with Transact? I know nothing about investments.

00:40:12 Amanda Davis Cotswolds: Can we access league tables from you so we can lookup our banks? eg Redwood bank for my council

00:42:17 Amanda Davis Cotswolds: Curious to know what the M&A impact on this carbon position from Coventry BS merging with Coop Bank

00:45:43 Amanda Davis Cotswolds: Food and drink is ranked no 2 or 3 in the Cotswolds for its ghg emissions. Curious whether you have a view or plan to enter this?

00:47:31 Amanda Davis Cotswolds: I've been working with Small World Consulting at Cotswold National Landscape to measure our 2019 benchmark for our 2050 NetZero routemap

00:49:58 Jacky Lawrence, Napton PC Climate and Environment Working Party: Really interesting - thank you

00:54:46 Amanda Davis Cotswolds: Many councils switched to Unity Bank after covid.. how do they compare for tonnes?

00:59:50 Joolz | Hopton PC & Community Climate Action: Hi Amanda - my understanding is that they don't invest in Oil & Gas at all. So I would imagine pretty well, but Dan can perhaps provide more detail...

01:01:26 Dan Sherrard-Smith: dan@mymothertree.com

01:12:00 Eluned Lewis-Nichol: Thank you Dan You answered a lot of questions I had long been asking

01:12:33 Kirsten Newble Cambridgeshire: Really great to hear from you Dan. Thanks,

01:13:08 Cllr Tracey McMahon, Houghton Regis Town Council: Great session! really enjoyed it!

01:13:41 Mary Moore Devon: Thanks Dan

01:14:51 Jacky Lawrence, Napton PC Climate and Environment Working Party: thank you


Search terms:

current account, savings account, pensions, fossil fuels, green banks, banks investing in fossil fuels, investments

00:49:18 Dan Sherrard-Smith:

00:49:26 Dan Sherrard-Smith:

00:52:16 Dan Sherrard-Smith:

https://form.typeform.com/to/jUoHhYWA
https://www.mymothertree.com/
https://groups.friendsoftheearth.uk/climate-action/how-waltham-forest-has-divested-pensions-out-fossil-fuels
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