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How can the OECD step up to the threats of climate change?
In a world of international bodies, the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development might not be one that rises to a household name. Yet, decisions made in its back rooms determine whether mo…
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4 ways Power Africa can better achieve its energy access goal
More than two-thirds of the population in sub-Saharan Africa lacks electricity, with that figure growing to more than 85 percent in rural areas. In an attempt to address this dearth of energy access…
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UNESCO recommends halt to Bangladesh coal plant
The Export-Import Bank of the United States has absolutely no business supporting such a pollution-spewing monstrosity, and must pull out of the project immediately.
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No ECA at GCF Letter
Letter to Green Climate Fund Board regarding opposition to accreditation of any export credit agency to the Green Climate Fund.
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Are US tax dollars financing destruction of world’s largest mangrove forest?
In conjunction with the Save the Sundarbans protest today at the UN’s headquarters in New York City, we’re revealing in this EcoWatch exclusive that Friends of the Earth U.S. obtained documents …
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Villagers suffer at the hands of Mozambique’s LNG gas development
Everyone gathered underneath the central banyan tree that provided shade from the heat of the day. Not far from the city of Pemba, Mozambique, villagers clamored to tell us their stories of threats an…
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Report from the Field: Mozambique LNG
Perspectives and experiences of Mozambican communities and civil society on liquefied natural gas exploitation
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Despite protests, Japan gives lifeline to dangerous fossil fuel projects
As other countries move away from coal and increase their renewable energy capacity, Japan is doubling down on fossil fuels, and continues to heavily finance coal and gas projects both domestically an…
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Comments to OPIC on 3 Fossil Fuel Projects
Friends of the Earth U.S. writes to provide comments on OPIC’s potential support for a proposed power plant in Senegal, crude oil infrastructure projects in Brazil, and the expansion of natural gas…
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Letter to Ex-Im Bank RE: Mozambique LNG
ESIA Mozambique LNG comment