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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…

  • Introducing the Agrifood 100: Corporate Giants in a Failed Food System

    The Agrifood 100 are not simply beneficiaries of a failing food system; alongside the financial actors behind them, they are central to how that system operates.

  • 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.

  • Under the Radar

    Landgrabs and Deforestation in Brazil’s Cerrado – Violating the Birthplace of Waters 

  • Public Letter to Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil on GVL

    We, the undersigned, strongly urge the RSPO to reverse its decision and maintain the existing stop-work order on GVL until the company fulfills the conditions set by the RSPO and High Carbon Stock App…

  • False Solutions to Deforestation

    Sustainability certifications for palm oil, soy and timber products are schemes driven by agrocommodity industries.

  • AAL Risk Alert

    FOE groups have published numerous reports with documented evidence of sustained environmental, governance, and human rights abuses by AAL.

  • OECD Complaint Against BlackRock

    The complaint, which was filed with the National Contact Point at the U.S. State Department, details how BlackRock has poured billions of dollars into companies destroying the world’s last standing…

  • Cultivating Conflict

    Cultivating Conflict details how land conflicts and a lack of accountability enables palm oil company AAL’s controversial operations.

  • NY Tropical Deforestation NGO sign-on letter

    The undersigned organizations representing environmental interests in New York State urge Governor Kathy Hochul to sign the New York Tropical Deforestation-Free Procurement Act.