Urges lending institutions in State to stop financing projects that contribute to climate change.

This non-binding Senate Resolution (SR 15) urges New Jersey's lending institutions to stop financing fossil fuel projects that contribute to climate change. It cites the $3.8 trillion in fossil fuel financing by major global banks from 2016-2020, along with documented harms like health issues for the Mapuche people in Argentina and forced relocations in Mozambique. The resolution references NatWest's example of shifting toward sustainable energy financing (e.g., $133 billion pledged by 2025) as a model for other institutions. It does not impose new legal requirements but calls for voluntary action to align with international climate goals.