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Lloyd’s bosses bombarded with ‘calendar jam’ as insurers targeted on Twitter

Loyd's Insure our Future protest
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Apollo ruled out further dealings on Adani projects as climate campaigners hit Lloyd’s insurer CEOs with calendar invites and targeted companies on social media.

This week two actions took place, organised by the Stop Adani and Pacific Climate Warriors campaign groups, calling on Lloyd’s and its insurers to stop insuring Adani projects, with protesters arguing

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