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G20 countries,
. . . continued to spend billions in public financing for fossil fuels, between 2013 and 2015.
Spending 4 times as much, than on clean energy, averaging more than
. . . $70 billion annually, and totaling
. . . $215.3 billion in deals for oil, gas, and coal.

“While praising each other for investing in renewable energy at home,
. . . they bankroll billions of dollars for dirty fossil fuel projects in developing countries.

7-7-2017 Source:  #Follow the Money: Fossil Fuels