Significant continued fossil fuel support by a handful of countries is blocking a globally just and equitable transition to clean energy.
Bull in the Climate Shop examines U.S. bank financing of meat, dairy, and feed corporations and the sizable climate impact of that financing.
Friends of the Earth U.S. submitted a brief describing significant new science on health risks of genetically engineered corn.
Led by Big Oil and other polluters, a massive lobbying campaign is underway to ensure that “clean hydrogen” is defined as laxly as possible. The largest single target of this lobbying blitz is the 45V hydrogen tax credit, passed as part of the Inflation Reduction Act and expected to cost taxpayers hundreds of billions over the next decade.
Tech accountability and environmental groups sound the alarm on the potential harms of AI to the planet and information ecosystems.
DFC’s proposed rule should include provisions to ensure that DFC and the U.S. government do not provide funding to entities that cause harm and make no efforts to remediate the harm.
Manure biogas is incompatible with the goals of environmental justice and public health.
Port communities are subject to disproportionate health risks due to air pollution from port operations throughout the United States.
Friends of the Earth Japan expresses grave concerns on IFI financing nuclear power projects because of the reasons listed below.
A Community of Interest is a geographic area that shares cultural, historical, or economic interests.