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  • Financing a Fossil-Free Future Roadmap

    The Santa Marta Summit presents a critical opportunity to advance a roadmap for a fossil-free future grounded in equity and just transition principles.

  • Google’s Eco-failures

    This investigation succeeds Google’s 2025 environment report, which the company has used since 2016 to mislead activists, lawmakers, and the public about its true environmental toll.

  • Generating A(I) Crisis

    The report demonstrates how the world’s largest tech companies, Google, Microsoft and Nvidia, are abandoning their emissions targets in order to expand artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learn…

  • Unsustainable Investment II

    This report examines how IFC-financed industrial livestock projects contribute to biodiversity loss, pollution, and overuse of water and energy resources—despite IFC’s own environmental safeguards…

  • Agroecology and Public Development Banks

    This scoping study explores how public development banks (PDBs) shape global food systems and how they could instead support agroecology and more just, resilient food futures.

  • Stop Factory Farm Financing Coalition Annual Report 2025

    Our work is shaped through collaboration and shared responsibility rather than a single central institution, enabling a collective effort that underpins everything that follows.

  • Put the Public in the Driver’s Seat: US Senate AI Policy Roadmap

    The report that follows organizes the evidence supporting legislative action to regulate AI into eleven categories and provides links to 206 resources which form part of a much larger mountain of evid…

  • Toxic Finance

    Banks and investors continue to fund petrochemicals, plastics, fertilizers, and pesticides without policies to address their impact.

  • SERV International sign-on letter

    It is shocking that Switzerland is one of the few countries which is consistently ignoring and violating its commitment under the CETP.

  • Charting the Course to a Quiet Ocean

    Underwater noise levels are rising — yet the shipping sector’s contributions remain under-prioritized by IMO.