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  • Rethinking No-Till

    A new report from Friends of the Earth refutes the widely-held assumption that conventional no-till agriculture is “regenerative.” 

  • Climate-Friendly Plant-Based Recipes for Schools

    Our Climate-Friendly Plant-Based Recipes for Schools resource is a vibrant collection of student-approved recipes from over 25 California K–12 school districts, designed to help school nutrition tea…

  • Unsustainable Investment

    A case study from Friends of the Earth U.S. examines the negative environmental and social impacts of a 2022 $275M loan by International Finance Corporation (IFC).

  • Minimum Tax, Maximum Influencer

    Now that Republicans are in control of Congress and the White House, oil and gas companies are trying to get a helping hand from their allies in Congress to protect against tax increases

  • Big Oil’s “Dear Trump” Wishlist

    This government by the ultra-wealthy is already putting its collective thumb on the scale, bolstering the oil and gas industry’s robust and longstanding subsidies

  • Industrial Livestock Production: Climate-Related Financial Risks

    Global food systems account for more than one third of the world’s GHG emissions, with meat, dairy and animal feed production accounting for 60% of this amount.

  • Gassed Up

    Fourteen proposed U.S. liquefied natural gas export terminals are quickly striking deals to sell their output worldwide and could win rapid approval by President-elect Donald Trump.

  • 2024 Retailer Scorecard

    Without pollinators, grocery shelves would run short of a wide assortment of fruits and vegetables, nuts, and beans.

  • Economic Risks of Pesticides

    The U.S. food retail sector’s use of pesticides on just four crops could result in $219 billion in financial risks between now and 2050.

  • 2024 Cruise Ship Report Card

    The 2024 Cruise Ship Report Card takes a continued hard look at the cruise industry to see if clean cruising is possible and in most cases the answer is still a resounding no.