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Permission to Destroy
To understand how the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) is being implemented in practice, Friends of the Earth International (FoEI) investigated five cases on the ground.
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We Need to Talk About the Elephants in the Room
This report contends that efforts to halt biodiversity loss will continue to fall short unless governments move beyond debates about mobilizing more conservation finance and begin tackling the structu…
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RSPO Moves to Greenwash Conflict Palm Oil by Granting Membership to Astra Agro Lestari
Indonesia’s second largest palm oil company faces longstanding allegations of land grabbing, intimidation and criminalization of Human Rights Defenders, and permitting irregularities
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Falling in Love With the Future
Falling in Love with the Future: A Participatory Visioning Workshop, invited participants to move beyond analysis and enter one of many possible futures through their hearts, bodies, senses, and radic…
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Banking on Biodiversity Collapse 2026
Since 2020, banks have issued USD 595 billion to companies operating in high-risk sectors across the tropics — USD 351 billion to agro-commodities, USD 244 billion to metal/mineral mining.
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Who Controls the Global Food System? New Report Maps the Corporations and Financiers Behind It
Food, Land & Money: The Case for Ending the Agribusiness Financial Complex and Funding the Peoples’ Food Web, identifies the 100 largest companies by revenue across global food and agriculture.
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Food, Land, and Money
Food, Land & Money makes the case that the dominant industrial food system is not “broken,” but rather, is doing exactly what it is designed to do: feed the concentration of wealth by massive corp…
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Introducing the Agrifood 100: Corporate Giants in a Failed Food System
The Agrifood 100 are not simply beneficiaries of a failing food system; alongside the financial actors behind them, they are central to how that system operates.
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Who Decides What Development Looks Like?
Public development banks direct an estimated $2.2 trillion annually and help shape everything from infrastructure and energy systems to agriculture and rural development.
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Impacted Communities and Civil Society Groups File Complaint with Liberian Government Alleging Environmental and Human Rights Abuses by Golden Veroleum Liberia
The Liberian Government should ensure GVL restores the forests it’s destroyed and provides measurable compensation for lands taken from communities without consent.