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Advocacy steps for plant-based school food

We launched a campaign to increase the number of plant-based meals offered in our cafeteria and raise awareness about the benefits of plant-based eating to improve our climate impact.

Climate-friendly and culturally relevant food to the school cafeteria: Lessons from a student advocate 

As a high schooler, I decided to break free from “business as usual” school food with the help of my school’s cafeteria and nutrition staff.

How I got my school district to combat climate change by changing what we eat 
How I got my school district to combat climate change by changing what we eat 

Student involvement on the local level in one’s own school district inspires and drives the change needed throughout our country. 

The campaign to end public financing of industrial livestock operations
The campaign to end public financing of industrial livestock operations

Our goal in engaging IFC is to encourage the bank to shift its agricultural lending toward diversified and climate-resilient food systems.

Southeastern Grocers is 12th grocery retailer to create pollinator policy

This month, Southeastern Grocers became the twelfth major U.S. grocery retailer to create a pollinator health policy in response to Friends of the Earth’s Bee-Friendly Retailer Scorecard. The new policy states that the company will work with suppliers of fresh produce and flowers to grow products without the use of key harmful pesticides.  

The policy calls out three problematic types of pesticides — neonicotinoids, organophosphates and…

The Climate & Agriculture provisions of the IRA
The Climate & Agriculture provisions of the IRA

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is many things at once. The good and the bad all need to be considered together.

Reasons You Shouldn’t Take a Cruise
Reasons You Shouldn’t Take a Cruise

Explore the top eight reasons you shouldn’t take a cruise. Pollution, crime, environmental effects, and viruses all included.

Cruise Line Ratings
Cruise Line Ratings

Every year, Friends of the Earth ranks the top cruise lines and their fleet of ships. Explore behind the scenes to see how they stack up.

Donor Profiles: “What You Scatter Matters”

Tlaloc chose to include Friends of the Earth in his estate plans because of our shared focus on the environment and social justice.

Donor Profiles: “Accidental Activist”

"FOE is the one organization that really understands the interconnectedness of issues affecting our world, and its work and priorities reflect that understanding."