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Is the global fossil fuel industry on the brink of collapse?
Graham Watson
4th June 2020
The Guardian carries a story that suggests that the market for fossil fuels could collapse, based on a report by financial think-tank Carbon Tracker.
The author of the report, Kingsmill Bond, the only secret agent named after a loaf of bread, suggests that there's going to be a 2% fall in demand for these fuels, year-on-year, and eventually the demise of the sector.
Value of #FossilFuel reserves could fall by two-thirds as #Covid19 hastens peak
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