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RBS protest song: "wanna make the world sing": A 'girl band' from Friends of the Earth Scotland dressed as 'oily bankers' to protest about the Royal Bank of Scotland's highly destructive oil and gas ...
Shell : Use your profits to clean up your mess: Today Shell will announce sky-high profits. People from around the world tell Shell to stop destroying the environment and people’s lives: Report on how Shell ...
the myths of the west african gas pipeline: In November 2004, the World Bank Group approved guarantees for one of Africa’s largest fossil fuel projects, to be carried out by a consortium led by ...
Victims of their own fortunes: Ongoing environmental problems resulting from oil production in the Niger Delta in Nigeria (October 2000)
Oil drilling halted in northern Norway: Friends of the Earth Norway are celebrating the decision of the Norwegian government, despite massive pressure from the oil industry, to hold off on oil ...
GLOBAL DAY OF REMEMBRANCE: 15TH ANNIVERSARY OF KEN SARO-WIWA'S MURDER: NOVEMBER 10, 2010 – Today, on the 15th anniversary of the murder of the Nigerian writer and activist Ken Saro-Wiwa, remembrance activities are ...
The CAO in Peru, Lessons Learned from Dialogue as a strategy to Reduce Conflict: According to John Burton, conflict resolution mechanisms “have the capacity to achieve that opposing systems become harmonic ones. They have the capacity to ...
shell to stand trial for involvement in execution of nigerian activists: In a landmark case starting on May 26, 2009, Shell will go on trail in New York accused of human rights abuses and complicity in the murders of Ken Saro-Wiwa ...
new research reveals that shell is the world’s most carbon intensive oil company: London, May 19 – Research by four leading environmental organisations released today to coincide with Royal Dutch Shell’s Annual General Meeting, reveals the ...
exxon’s climate footprint: Friends of the Earth International, January 2004: For years ExxonMobil has been active in undermining climate science and policy making and has been a large ...
clashes with corporate giants: 22 campaigns for biodiversity and community: Friends of the Earth International: Protecting biological diversity is critical - not just for the intrinsic value of a particular butterfly species or a ...
Shell takes a first step towards solving the gas flaring issue in Nigeria: Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell has announced that it will invest 600 million dollars in gas installations to recover gas released in oil production in Nigeria.
Double standard: Shell practices in Nigeria compared with international standards: Friends of the Earth Netherlands / Professor Richard Steiner Anchorage, Alaska USA, November 2010: Shell practices in Nigeria compared with international ...
Holcim in Latin America: case studies: Friends of the Earth International, May 2011: The Swiss transnational Holcim, one of the biggest cement producers in the world, has gradually expanded its ...
President Obama rejects the Keystone XL pipeline: Friends of the Earth US is celebrating the Obama administration's decision to reject the permit for the Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline sought by Canadian ...
Gas Flaring In Nigeria: A Human Rights, Environmental and Economic Monstrosity: Friends of the Earth International, June 2005: This Report tracks the flaring back to the closing days of colonial history; sketches the scale of the activity ...
Behind the shine: the other Shell report: Friends of the Earth England Wales and Northern Ireland, 2003: This report will highlight Shells poor performance as a leading corporate social responsibility ...
Failing the challenge: the other Shell report: Friends of the Earth England Wales and Northern Ireland, 2002: This report is a testament to the people around the world who have suffered and continue to ...
Traversing people's lives: how the world bank finances community disruption in cameroon: Friends of the Earth International, 2002: The Chad Cameroon Oil and Pipeline project shows that large scale projects financed by the World Bank, rather than ...
How the World Bank's energy framework sells the climate and poor people short: Friends of the Earth International, September 2006: For many decades the World Bank's energy lending has focused on centralized, large-scale, grid-based ...
memory, truth and justice for heroes: Friends of the Earth International, November 2011: This publication brings together stories from Africa, North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Central ...
Friends of the Earth Europe: Shale gas: unconventional and unwanted: New report highlights dangers of unconventional fuel to environment and health
togo and mali: joining forces to resist mining: The Togolese Government has signed a contract with a Bahamian mining company, M M Mining Investment Holding Ltd, to extract bauxite and other minerals from ...
poverty, climate and energy: the case against oil aid: Friends of the Earth International, June 2008: While attention to climate change is growing globally, a climate policy contradiction is also growing: ...
Shell violates OECD Guidelines in the Philippines: Amsterdam (The Netherlands) / Manila (Philippines), 31 August 2009 – The Dutch National Contact Point (NCP) today found Shell guilty of violating the OECD ...
shells big dirty secret: Friends of the Earth Europe, September 2009: Insight into the world’s most carbon intensive oil company and the legacy of CEO Jeroen van der Veer.