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Reverend Billy’s Church of Stop Shopping says it protested JPMorgan Chase over climate investments

Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping staged a protest at JPMorgan Chase's Manhattan headquarters over the bank's fossil fuel investments.

270 Park Avenue, JPMorgan Chase's new world headquarters skyscraper on Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, seen from the Empire State Building in March 2025. This is the exact named institution and Park

Reverend Billy’s Church of Stop Shopping says it protested JPMorgan Chase over climate investments

Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping staged a protest at JPMorgan Chase's Manhattan headquarters over the bank's fossil fuel investments.

Reverend Billy’s Church of Stop Shopping says it protested JPMorgan Chase over climate investments
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The activist performance group Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping says it mounted a protest against JPMorgan Chase over the bank’s investments in what the group calls the “climate apocalypse,” targeting Chase’s world headquarters on Park Avenue in Manhattan.

According to the group, roughly 50 protesters took part, gathering first at a Quaker meetinghouse before moving to the bank’s headquarters. The account was distributed in an email from the group, led by the activist who performs as Reverend Billy, under the subject line “2026, launching into what?”

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