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Unprecedented bushfires in Australia and flooding in Indonesia: the devastating extremes of climate impacts
Now more than ever we need system change to protect the climate and biodiversity
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Oil company Total faces historic legal action in France for human rights and environmental violations in Uganda.
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Regulated Destruction
How biodiversity offsetting enables environmental destruction
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Agroecology recognized as the transformative solution for a food system in crisis by experts at UN
It’s time to tackle biodiversity loss, but post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework Draft is too shy in addressing root causes
2020 is hailed as the “super year” for biodiversity: an opportunity to address the dire state of the natural world, ...
Unprecedented bushfires in Australia and flooding in Indonesia: the devastating extremes of climate impacts
"We’re in a state of anxiety, shock and grief. Many of our staff, volunteers and the communities we work with have l...
Implementing system change through Agroecology: The Cuban experience
A delegation from Friends of the Earth International was present at the 7th International Meeting of Agroecology, Sustai...
Can market based approaches tackle critical loss of biodiversity?
We are facing multiple interconnected crises. Biodiversity loss and deterioration and the extinction of species present ...
COP25 closing comments: A small victory, with an even bigger fight ahead
Sunday 15 December, Madrid, Spain: COP25 negotiations are finally over in Madrid, after going into extra time.
Total in court for human rights violations in Uganda: Historic hearing in France under the duty of vigilance law.
The organizations are suing the oil giant on account of its activities in Uganda. Over two years of investigations have ...
