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Justice at last – Dutch court orders Shell to compensate Nigerian farmers for oil spill harm.
Implications of this groundbreaking legal verdict for transnational corporations and the movement to stop corporate impunity.
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Organisations urge Biden Administration to do more on climate than merely rejoin Paris Agreement
Friends of the Earth Federation on President Biden’s announcement to rejoin Paris Agreement
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A visit to two agroecology projects supported by Sahabat Alam Malaysia/ Friends of the Earth Malaysia
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BECCS: A Leap in the Dark
The Dangers of Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage
Fisherfolk who plant trees: Turning the tide on mangrove deforestation
Planting trees seems a strange thing for a fisherman to do. And when a group of fishermen began planting mangroves on Ma...
Chasing Carbon Unicorns: The deception of carbon markets and “net zero”
Powerful actors are using “net zero” pledges to hide their climate inaction. Stopping the climate crisis requires us...
13 years is too long for victims of Shell’s oil spills to wait for justice.
On Friday 29th January 2021, justice prevailed for the people of the oil-soaked Niger Delta. After a thirteen-year strug...
The UN Declaration on the rights of peasants as a tool for promoting collective rights
Around the world, people and communities are active in defence of the commons, territories, and peoples’ rights. From ...
Justice at last – Dutch court orders Shell to compensate Nigerian farmers for oil spill harm.
"Victims of environmental pollution, land grabbing, or exploitation now have a better chance to win a legal battle again...
Nigerian farmers and Friends of the Earth win oil pollution case against Shell in historic ruling
