Friends of the Earth International - english feed
The website of Friends of the Earth International - the world's largest grassroot's environmental network
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Annual Report 2012
- Peril in the Pacific
- This video tells you why you need to know about the Trans-Pacific Partnership!
- Everest expedition calls for climate justice from top of the world
- The Climbing for Climate Justice Everest expedition – organised by the Save the Himalayas Campaign and Khangri Media, in collaboration with Friends of the Earth Nepal / Pro Public – successfully climbed Mt. Everest on May 20 to demand climate justice from the top of the world.
- Land grabbing in Uganda: Voices from the community
- Images and videos capture personal and moving testimonies by people affected by Wilmar's plantations in Kalangala, Uganda.
- European Banks and Pension Funds Fuel Land Grabs in Uganda
- KAMPALA (UGANDA) / BRUSSELS (BELGIUM) May 21, 2013 – European banks and pension funds are funding palm oil giant Wilmar International, a company implicated in land grabbing in Uganda, according to new research released today. [1]
- Videos
- Watch these short, personal and moving testimonies by people affected by Wilmar's plantations on Kalangala.
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Wilmar International and its financiers fact sheet
- This short fact sheet provides essential information about Wilmar's investors and their environmental and social commitments.
- Everest 'Climbing for Climate Justice' Expedition Aims to Break World Records
- KATHMANDU (NEPAL) May 8, 2013 – A Nepalese expedition 'Climbing for Climate Justice' led by four-time world record climber Pemba Dorje Sherpa will ascend Mount Everest (Nepal) from May 10, 2013.
- Transnational Corporations don’t respect Human Rights in Guatemala
- Social movements in Guatemala are being increasingly criminalized, repressed, intimidated and subjected to human rights abuses
- Friends of the Earth Netherlands: Nigerians and Milieudefensie appeal in Shell case
- AMSTERDAM/PORT HARCOURT, 1 May 2013 – Today, the Nigerian farmers from two villages who lost their case against Shell, together with Friends of the Earth Netherlands (Milieudefensie), have submitted an appeal to the 30 January decision by the court in The Hague. Milieudefensie is also filing an appeal in a third case. All the cases are centred around oil pollution due to spills from Shell pipelines and oil wells.
