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I am very concerned about Chase's involvement in the climate change crisis. Chase appears to be the biggest investor in fossil fuel expansion and this is totally destroying our planet and threatening our human species' survival. I am unable to continue using Chase as my banking platform unless Chase divests heavily from fossil fuels and creates a new business model with climate change as a major concern.

Chase needs to fund renewable energy projects, not planet destroying enterprises like fossil fuel projects. I’d like to see Chase improve its grade from an F, planet destroyer, to an A, planet protector. Chase seems to “get along with others” when the others are fossil fuel companies. Please work on your social skills with companies that can give our children a future – the companies that weigh the value of the earth and its inhabitants over the value of its coffers.

While Chase appears to be a well run bank, their investments in the fossil fuel industry are immoral as well as being unstrategic. Fossil fuels are going to lose value rapidly in the coming years, and Chase will be left with huge losses. Think long and hard if you really want to be part of such an at-risk financial organization that is likely to be left holding stranded fossil fuel assets that plummet to near-zero value. During the global COVID pandemic, we've already seen coal become notably less attractive than wind and solar energy. Maybe Chase will wake up some day, but meanwhile why take chances?

Chase is deliberately undermining the security of its customers and others who happen to live on the planet. It enables the destruction of habitats and the health of humans through its massive financing of fossil fuel projects. It's time for a change. Just think of what similar investments in renewable energy sources could accomplish. Chase must stop its practices.

Chase has earned an F on Responsibility and Long-term sight. When it comes to our finances, we need to be investing in a safe and livable future, and that means funding the sustainable solutions and renewable energy that we need instead of the destructive, and frankly downtrending fossil fuel industry. With these decisions, I have to question the judgment and morals of Chase's leadership.

I give Chase an F on climate. You continue to be one of the major funders of fossil fuel and by doing so are jeopardizing our children's health and are actively participating in destroying our planet for future generations.

I was a longterm Chase customer but I giving Chase ONE STAR because of its horrific funding of fossil fuels since the Paris Agreement. Chase is the number one funder of the fossil fuel industry, with Exxon's Lee Raymond on its board. It is morally bankrupt to put SHORT TERM profits over people and the planet. And it is not good banking--these companies are failing and have no future.

I give Chase only one star because of it's contribution to the climate crisis. Chase continues to fund major players in the fossil fuel industry that are destroying the planet, and Chase has the power to change this but has been unable to do so. Chase has recently demoted former Exxon CEO Lee Raymond, a climate change denier, from head of the board but he has not been removed and still has power over decisions about Chase investments. His complete removal would be a great step forward and would show that Chase takes the climate crisis seriously. But until that is done, we will hold Chase accountable.