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Are You Invested in Exploitation?
Why US investment firms should quit financing conflict palm oil and commit to human rights.
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Comments to OPIC on 3 Fossil Fuel Projects
Friends of the Earth U.S. writes to provide comments on OPIC’s potential support for a proposed power plant in Senegal, crude oil infrastructure projects in Brazil, and the expansion of natural gas…
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Letter to Ex-Im Bank RE: Mozambique LNG
ESIA Mozambique LNG comment
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Pledge for GE-Free Seafood
Genetically engineered salmon is poised to enter the U.S. marketplace without adequate assessment of possible risks to human health, the environment, fish populations, animal welfare, fishing communit…
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Comments to OPIC on Natural Gas and Methane in the ESPS
Friends of the Earth is greatly concerned about OPIC’s support of natural gas and aims to dispel the myth that it is a clean energy and a bridge fuel. Friends of the Earth recommends that OPIC take…
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Comments to OPIC on a Mine Expansion in Guinea
Friends of the Earth U.S. writes to provide comments on OPIC’s potential support for the proposed expansion of an existing Bauxite mine in Sangaredi, Guinea. We have reviewed the project Environment…
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No to HSBC and Credit Agricole at GCF (March 2016)
The statement calls on the Board of the Green Climate Fund to reject formal partnerships with these two banking giants, given their long records of fossil fuel financing, and human rights, environment…
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Reflections on the 2015-2016 Dietary Guidelines Process and Recommendations
We hope the IOM will confirm the soundness of the current Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee process, and focus much of its review on how to enhance the ability of USDA and HHS to publish Dietary G…
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Input for GCF ESMS
Joint civil society submission: Inputs for the Green Climate Fund’s to-be-developed Environmental and Social Management System
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ESIA Ghana Takoradi Port Expansion Comments
Friends of the Earth U.S. writes to provide comments on OPIC’s potential support for the proposed expansion of the Takoradi Port in the Western Region of Ghana.