While it's important for everyone to do everything we can to beat the climate crisis, both as individuals and as communities, we also must stand up to those with the most power and influence, who are contributing most to the problem. Sierra Club had this about that:

"Wall Street is using your savings to fund the climate crisis. 

Every year, the world's largest asset managers, which manage our retirement funds, pour billions of dollars into fossil fuel companies and enable the construction of more dirty energy infrastructure. But we can stop them. Our new report shows that just five of the world's largest asset managers – BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street Global Advisors, Invesco, and JPMorgan Asset Management, which collectively manage more than $25 trillion – have continued to fund fossil fuel expansion, helping to lock us into a fossil fueled future and risking the returns of their clients' savings. "

https://www.sierraclub.org/press-releases/2024/02/new-report-asset-managers-are-using-peoples-retirement-savings-finance

More about Banks: 

According to BankFWD

"Despite the known risks of climate change to the economy and humanity, many banks are accelerating their fossil fuel funding. Since 2016, the top 60 banks have provided $4.6 trillion to the fossil fuel industry2. The largest provider of fossil fuel finance is 

JPMorgan Chase, followed by Wells Fargo, Citibank, and Bank of America3."

Check out their website to find out what you can do about this: https://bankfwd.org/