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Resources

Colombo West Terminal DFC ESIA comments

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation’s (DFC) consideration of support for the Colombo West Terminal in Sri Lanka.

Miro Forestry DFC ESIA comments

Most plantations in Ghana have resulted in land grabbing, loss of farming land and water resources for forest-dependent communities, and conflicts between communities and palm oil and timber companies.

Submission to Dept of Commerce NTIA

CAAD and other researchers have documented extensive examples of the harms of climate disinformation on social media in the U.S. that we believe could each be further worsened by the onset of GAI.

Case Study on PRONACA Investments

This case study, based on a detailed report, documents significant historical & current negative impacts of PRONACA’s factory farms.

Environmental & Social Impacts of Investments in PRONACA

The report examines the impacts of PRONACA’s factory farms and slaughterhouses on the natural resources and local and Indigenous communities of the province of Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, west of Ecuador’s capitol, Quito.

Transition Minerals and Indigenous Impacts in the US

More than 600,000 Native Americans (about 15% of the Indigenous people in the West) live within approximately 6 miles of an abandoned mine.

FOE Brand Guidelines

We created this document to give you a deeper insight into our brand. It offers guidance and inspiration for everything we do.

OECD Recommendations from Civil Society Organizations

This document outlines the views of civil society organizations (CSOs) on revisions to the OECD Council on Common Approaches for Officially Supported Export Credits and Environmental and Social Due Diligence.

Spanish Language Climate Disinformation Policy Recommendations

There are clear enforcement disparities in the way social media companies are moderating disinformation, hate speech, and other harmful content in English compared to Spanish.

Comments on USDA Meal Patterns

At present, there is more USDA can do to inclusively nourish our children; protect our natural resources; and support a fair and sustainable agricultural economy.