FRANKFURT/MANILA---A Filipino priest is touring top European banks to demand they curtail ties with companies behind new fossil fuel projects in a region of his home country that is rich in fish and coral. But he is leaving his meetings with bankers feeling frustrated. The priest, Edwin Gariguez, and the environmentalists accompanying him are just the latest activists from around the globe to make a case in person to banks that they should be bolder in cutting off financing for polluting industries. Gariguez and his colleagues are calling on banks---including Standard Chartered, Barclays, Deutsche Bank and UBS---to stop lending, underwriting and investing in Shell and the conglomer...Keep on reading: PH priest on Europe mission to halt fossil fuel financing