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Court Finds Massive Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Sale Illegal
After years of organizing, advocacy, and legal action, the D.C District Court handed down another huge win for frontline Gulf communities, our climate, and endangered species like the Rice’s whales
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Protecting Biodiversity
This progress shows how banks and financial institutions can — and must — be held accountable to protect biodiversity.
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Protecting Coastal Communities and Marine Ecosystems
Nearly every Governor, regardless of party affiliation, along the East and West Coast is concerned about expanded offshore oil and gas drilling.
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Stopping Genetically Engineered Salmon
Our advocacy made it crystal clear: People do not want to eat GE salmon and there is no place for this or other GE animals on the market.
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Striking Down a Trump-era GE Rule
The judge said it best — science shows that GE technology is harmful. Thanks to this court case, the basic oversight needed to protect us has been restored.
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Protecting Californians from Toxic Pesticides
California’s Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) now has a binding agreement to propose regulations for treated seeds, and they’re forced to enact a swift timeline for final action.
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Holding the California Oil Industry Accountable
These three bills will better protect communities facing the hazards of fossil fuel extraction and ramp up the pressure for oil companies.
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Fighting for Corporate Accountability
It is critical that investors — and the general public — understands how companies’ activities may be contributing to climate change, what the climate financial risk of their business is, and wh…
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Cutting Fossil Fuel Financing
Fossil fuel financing from those signers is falling drastically, and most signatories have either eliminated or considerably reduced fossil fuel financing.
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Stopping a Geoengineering Project in Cape Cod
Sodium hydroxide is a dangerous, caustic chemical that causes chemical burns on contact with skin, and would be dumped into waters frequented by at least eight endangered species.