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Red Lines for a Green Future: Exploring Exclusionary Approaches to Protecting Biodiversity and People

A new report from Friends of the Earth US explores how China's ECR framework can inspire global financial institutions, particularly Chinese banks, to adopt exclusionary financing policies in their investments.

Financing for Biodiverse Futures? Key Considerations for Financial Institutions to Stop and Reverse Biodiversity Loss

A new report from Friends of the Earth US explains how banks and financiers must align with the GBF and develop a biodiversity plan.

Exiting Petrochemicals: A Policy Guide for Financial Institutions

Exiting Petrochemicals: A Policy Guide for Financial Institutions serves as a roadmap for responsibly exiting the sector and remedying harms. 

EXIM fossil fuel projects briefing

The US Export-Import Bank (US EXIM) is considering financing for international fossil fuel projects with lifetime emissions equivalent to more than 5,058,556,750 tonnes CO2e.

Plant-Based Trends in California’s School Lunches (2024)

Friends of the Earth’s new report provides a 5-year snapshot comparing 2019 and 2023 school menu entrées served at the 25 largest school districts across the state.

Letter to EXIM on Chafee Amendment

FOE requests that the Secretary of State make a determination pursuant to the Chafee Amendment in the Charter of the U.S. Export-Import Bank.

Letter on the Manchin-Barrasso Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024

The Energy and Permitting Reform Act is a climate nightmare more akin to Project 2025 than a supposedly bipartisan compromise.

Letter to DFC on IAM draft terms of reference

We are concerned about potential conflicts of interest in Board decisions on the IAM because the DFC CEO is a member of the DFC Board.

Letter to Biden on ESA petition delivery

Over the past few years, our supporters have submitted thousands of comments calling on your administration to increase protections to ESA.

Netanyahu public letter

We are sincerely disappointed in your decision to invite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address a joint session of Congress.