Climate change activists stage protest outside RBS AGM

The video discusses the significant role banks play in climate change, highlighting that 33 banks have invested $1.9 trillion in fossil fuels over the past three years. It focuses on RBS, which has reduced its fossil fuel lending but lacks policy changes to solidify this practice. The video calls for RBS, majority-owned by the UK government, to lead by going fossil-free, emphasizing the urgency for banks to take responsibility and act on climate change. RBS's leadership could inspire a broader shift in the financial sector towards sustainable practices.

What role have banks played in climate change over the past three years?

Why is RBS considered a particular focus in the context of fossil fuel lending?

What actions are being demanded by protesters regarding climate change?

What is the significance of RBS being majority owned by the British people?

What commitment does RBS need to make regarding its investments in fossil fuels?