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We have two member groups in North America, in Canada and in the United States of America.
News from the region
REDD+ fuels human rights abuses, causes of climate change – report
A Friends of the Earth International report argues that Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (RE...
25 January, 2018
People power at its best: Friends of the Earth groups around the world mobilize to demand climate justice and end to dirty energy
In an explosion of spectacular mobilizations and a frenzy of social media between 13-15 October 2017, Friends of the Ear...
17 October, 2017
ATALC stands unwaveringly with the Venezuelan people against imperialism
Statement from ATALC - Friends of the Earth Latin-America and Caribbean.
17 August, 2017
In solidarity with peaceful protest against US military construction in Okinawa and requesting the release of Hiroji Yamashiro
Friends of the Earth International – FoEI expresses its deep concern over the latest news from Japan regarding the arr...
09 January, 2017
Life is not a business!
Joint statement made by the indigenous peoples of Mexico on the inauguration day of the COP 13, 4 December 2016, Cancun,...
04 December, 2016
Getting the Green Climate Fund we fought for
June - 2016 Karen Ornstein, deputy director of economic policy of Friends of the Earth US attended the meeting of the bo...
10 August, 2016
Fuelling the fire: New coal technologies spell disaster for climate
25 july 2016 - A new report by Friends of the Earth International demonstrates how Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) ...
28 July, 2016
WTO rules against renewable energy and jobs in India – Friends of the Earth reaction
Geneva, Switzerland, February 24 2016 - Today the World Trade Organisation (WTO) ruled against India’s National Solar ...
24 February, 2016
TransCanada’s Keystone XL suit illustrates problem with TPP, trade deals
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS/ WASHINGTON, DC, January 7, 2016 -- Canadian pipeline company TransCanada gave notice Wednesday t...
07 January, 2016
Action: Harvard’s investments are wrecking lands and livelihoods in Argentina
Harvard University has one of the world’s largest endowments, which manages roughly US$30 billion. Some of this money ...
01 July, 2015
