Thread by @market_forces

Thread:

Two weeks ago, 37 orgs coordinated by Market Forces successfully convinced @SPGlobal to review the concerning inclusion of @Adaniports in its @DowJones Sustainability Index.

#StopAdani @SPDJIndices @CDP @RepRisk @MSCI_Inc

reuters.com/article/idUSKB…

The case for review is based on Adani's links to the #Myanmar military, expansion of thermal coal mining and enviro damage at its port sites.

The review is ongoing with no decision date revealed by @SPDJIndices. Full case via link:

#StopAdani

marketforces.org.au/djsi-review-ad…

Since then, we have updated @SPGlobal with several developments that weren't in the original case.

First up is @PIMCO - a US$2.2 tr investor, banning further investment in Adani Ports due to the Carmichael thermal coal project.

bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Second was the report from @RMIT, which Adani tried to suppress, which concluded Adani does not have Free, Prior and Informed Consent from the @WJWarriors Traditional Owners and should stop work until it does.

#StopAdani

sbs.com.au/news/mining-co…

Third is Adani's push to create a no fishing zone around one of its ports in India, putting local livelihoods at risk.

#StopAdani

newindianexpress.com/cities/chennai…

And finally, today's report from @theACIJ and @JusticeMyanmar outlining just how lucrative @Adaniports is for the #Myanmar military, even while they kill their own citizens protesting the 1 Feb coup.

#StopAdani

abc.net.au/news/2021-03-3…