Nigerian farmers and Friends of the Earth win oil pollution case against Shell in historic ruling

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A Leap in the Dark: The Dangers of Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS)

Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) is a risky, unproven, costly, and dangerous distraction from the urgent and...

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Organisations urge Biden Administration to do more on climate than merely rejoin Paris Agreement

President Joseph Biden is expected to take the United States back into the Paris Agreement on Inauguration day (20...

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“Nobody can tell us what to do”: Agroecology as resistance

“We can’t afford to plant only one crop - we have to do what is of more benefit to...

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Indian farmers lead historic struggle for Food Sovereignty, Anti-fascism, Democracy and Human Rights

Friends of the Earth International stands in solidarity with Indian farmers and workers in their continuing protests against the...

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Shell awaits judgement as historic climate case hearings conclude in the Hague.

AMSTERDAM, 17 December 2020 - The business model of one of the world's biggest oil companies, Shell, hangs in...

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Internationalist solidarity to condemn systematic violence against the Colombian people.

Friends of the Earth International hereby expresses internationalist solidarity with the Colombian people, and demands an end to the...

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Defending territories and indigenous peoples’ rights in Malaysia

Among the tropical forests and mangroves of biodiversity-rich Borneo, the indigenous communities of Sarawak have lived in harmony with...

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Five years on, the Paris Agreement is a reminder that the root causes of the climate crisis remain unaddressed.

12 December 2020 marks the five-year anniversary of the adoption of the Paris Agreement, in which 197 countries agreed...

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Why Gender Justice and Dismantling Patriarchy?

As a grassroots environmental and social justice federation, Friends of the Earth International sees system change as crucial for...

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