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Unsustainable Investment

Report on the International Finance Corporation's failures to address GHG emissions in industrial livestock operations.

Promoting Sustainable Food Service Operations

The pilot team found that adding plant-based menu options coupled with behavioral design strategies is a cost- effective, achievable, and high-impact strategy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Rethinking No-Till

A new report from Friends of the Earth refutes the widely-held assumption that conventional no-till agriculture is “regenerative.” 

Climate-Friendly Plant-Based Recipes for Schools

Our Climate-Friendly Plant-Based Recipes for Schools resource is a vibrant collection of student-approved recipes from over 25 California K–12 school districts, designed to help school nutrition teams prepare and serve delicious, climate-friendly meals.  

Unsustainable Investment: International Finance Corporation’s Support for Industrial Agribusiness in Brazil

A case study from Friends of the Earth U.S. examines the negative environmental and social impacts of a 2022 $275M loan by International Finance Corporation (IFC).

Minimum Tax, Maximum Influencer

Now that Republicans are in control of Congress and the White House, oil and gas companies are trying to get a helping hand from their allies in Congress to protect against tax increases

Big Oil’s “Dear Trump” Wishlist

This government by the ultra-wealthy is already putting its collective thumb on the scale, bolstering the oil and gas industry’s robust and longstanding subsidies

Industrial Livestock Production: Climate-Related Financial Risks

Global food systems account for more than one third of the world’s GHG emissions, with meat, dairy and animal feed production accounting for 60% of this amount.

Gassed Up

Fourteen proposed U.S. liquefied natural gas export terminals are quickly striking deals to sell their output worldwide and could win rapid approval by President-elect Donald Trump.