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Environmental Groups Sound Alarm on LNG Industry’s ‘Hydrogen-Ready’ Bait-and-Switch

We need the administration to condemn this greenwashing scam, not subsidize it. The rampant expansion of LNG exports is a climate disaster. Read More

Rumores Renovables: New Report Exposes Global Spanish Climate Disinformation Network

Companies must stop treating Spanish communities as second-class citizens and enforce stronger standards to reduce targeted disinformation. Read More

Environmental Groups Submit Letter to Department of Energy on Preventing IRA-Boosted Tax Credit from Subsidizing Wood Pellet Mills

Burning wood for energy kneecaps our ability to address the climate crisis and embeds environmental injustice in communities. Read More

Environmental Groups Appeal Court Order to Remove Protections for Endangered Whale from Gulf Lease Sale

Environmental groups appealed a court order today that granted a preliminary injunction by oil companies to remove protections for the critically endangered Rice’s whale included in upcoming Gulf lease sale 261. Read More

Amid U.S. Cries for Climate Action, Export-Import Bank Set to Approve Iraq Gas Project

Yet again, the U.S. Export-Import Bank is directly contradicting Biden’s climate goals by supporting yet another fossil fuel project. Read More

NGOs Warn Financiers of Risks Ahead of Meatpacker JBS’ NYSE Listing: “Wall Street: Steer Clear of JBS”

Several NGOs held a press conference in front of the New York Stock Exchange today warning the financial sector about the environmental and human rights risks associated with supporting and investing in JBS, the world’s largest meatpacking company. Read More

Climate of Misinformation: Social Media Companies Lag on Policies to Address Climate Denial and Greenwashing

A toxic and fossil-fueled minority is drowning out the voices of science and reason and social media platforms are complicit. Read More

New Analysis: Plant-Based Meals on the Rise in California Schools

“We applaud the strong commitment from school nutrition staff to meet growing student demand for climate-friendly, culturally diverse plant-based school meals,” said Nora Stewart, report co-author and Program Manager with Friends of the Earth. “We are hopeful that this trend will continue given California’s significant state policy support for improvements in the quality, sustainability, and access to plant-based school meals.” Read More

New Report: Land Acquisition by Harvard University, Pension Fund TIAA and Soy Production by Agribusiness Giant Bunge Drive Deforestation and Land Grabs in the Brazilian Cerrado

A new report explains how Harvard University, pension fund TIAA and multinational agribusiness corporation Bunge are enabling illegal land grabs and increasing deforestation for soy production. Read More

Activists Call for Justice for Victims of Formosa Plastics Disaster as President Biden Visits Vietnam

WASHINGTON – Ahead of President Biden’s visit to Hanoi, Vietnam, members of the International Monitor Formosa Alliance sent a letter to the administration regarding a lack of restitution for victims of the Formosa Ha Tinh Steel plant environmental disaster. Read More