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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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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.
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AAL Progress Report – April 2026
The critical gap in AAL’s plan is that it does not address the tenurial situation, which is the cause of ongoing conflict, violence, and threats of criminalization.
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Banking on the Amazon
This Earth Day, we plan to deliver tens of thousands of petition signatures to the banks that have the power to prevent an uptick in Amazon destruction.
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To Transform Food Systems, We Need to Transform Finance
Across food systems, capital is still largely directed toward industrial agriculture, corporate consolidation, and short-term returns.
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Why Are Orangutans Endangered? The Real Causes — And How We Can Save Them
Why are orangutans endangered? Because their rainforest homes are being destroyed for profit.
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Under the Radar
Landgrabs and Deforestation in Brazil’s Cerrado – Violating the Birthplace of Waters
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Financial Speculation Drives Massive Land Grabbing, Deforestation in Brazil’s Cerrado
New report shows international financial corporations fuel environmental destruction and displacement of traditional agrarian communities in world’s most biodiverse savannah.