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200 NGOs Worldwide Oppose Public Funding of Brazilian Meat Giant Marfrig
If IDB-Invest is genuinely committed to tackling climate change, it must drop this loan and stop funding industrial livestock operations
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New Report: A dead CEPP is better than another fossil fuel giveaway
The report finds that previous demands for the CEPP from Senator Joe Manchin and fossil fuel interests would have drastically reduced and even eliminated the climate efficacy of the program.
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Biden’s Financial Risk Roadmap, Focused on Climate, Omits Worst Federal Offenders
Today the White House released the first Roadmap to Build a Climate-Resilient Economy, required under President Biden’s Executive Order on Climate-Related Financial Risk.
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Facebook climate disinformation called out by climate groups
Climate disinformation has declined in traditional media, but is still pervasive on Facebook.
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Groups call on World Bank President David Malpass to be replaced over failure on climate action
Today, 77 groups sent a letter to World Bank Governors and Executive Directors calling for President David Malpass to be replaced for failing to take adequate action on climate change.
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P&G dogged by controversy on forests, human rights at annual meeting for third year in a row
Environmental advocacy groups raised concerns and activists protested for a third year in a row at Procter & Gamble’s (P&G) annual general meeting of shareholders.
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Google’s climate action challenges Facebook
The Google ads team announced it will prohibit users from profiting from climate denial content on their platforms.
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Biden Restores and Expands Protections to Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments
Restoring these national monuments is President Biden’s clearest signal yet that he will protect our public lands and waters for future generations.
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At the World’s Largest Corporations, Personnel is Policy
The world’s largest asset managers call the climate emergency one of the largest material risks to long-term corporate stability.