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Donor Profiles: Rebecca Canright
“I’m only 24 but I feel so committed to Friends of the Earth and its important work in safeguarding the future of our planet!” she says. “It’s so important to leave the earth with more care, respect, and healing then we started with. Read More
Donor Profiles: Miriam Sexton
“What could be more important than preserving nature, our environment, wildlife, and our oceans and seas?” Read More
Donor Profiles: “Leaving a Legacy for the Planet”
“Friends of the Earth delivers more bang for every buck than practically any other environmental organization.” Read More
Donor Profiles: “Saving the Birds and the Bees”
"My passion and drive for protecting the natural world led me to include Friends of the Earth as one of the beneficiaries in my will." Read More
Donor Profiles: “A Legacy for Today and Tomorrow”
A bequest to Friends of the Earth is a gift to ourselves in the present and a gift to future generations who deserve a healthy planet. Read More
Donor Profiles: “We Are All Related”
I give back to organizations that support the things that keep me alive – plants, animals, soil, water and air. Read More
Bunge’s Silent Conquest and the Corporate Climate Con
The agribusiness giant Bunge is engaging in an egregious corporate climate con – and shareholders should take note. Read More
What is Blackwater?
Blackwater is another name for sewage, the wastewater that is released into the oceans full of bacteria, viruses, and parasites. Read More
Can Cruise Ships Dump Garbage in the Ocean?
Cruise ships dump garbage in the ocean, explore types of waste and pollution that are released, conclude with a few other environmental impacts of cruises Read More
Are Cruise Ships Environmentally Friendly?
‘Is cruising environmentally friendly?’ is a very common question. Sadly, as fun as they seem, cruises pollute the water, air, and local communities. Cruise ships are not environmentally friendly. Read More