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Army Corps Sued Again For Failing to Protect Waterways, Endangered Wildlife From Pipeline Construction
Environmental groups sued the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers today over the Trump administration’s plan to fast-track the construction of oil and gas pipelines through wetlands, streams and rivers nat…
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Over 23,000 Consumers Call on General Mills and Major Food Companies to Reject GMO Wheat
Publicly rejecting herbicide-tolerant GMO wheat would demonstrate that the company is responding to growing consumer concerns about chemical exposure in the food supply.
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New Report: Genetically Engineered Animals Increase Risks to Public Health, Animal Welfare
A new report from Friends of the Earth U.S. raises urgent concerns about the growing threat of genetically engineered (GE) animals in the U.S. food system.
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California Budget Makes Major Investment in Healthy School Meals
Budget protects School Meals for All and invests in school kitchens and workforce, farm-to-school programs, and healthy, sustainable food procurement—including plant-based food and beverage option…
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Friends of the Earth Statement on Bayer/Monsanto SCOTUS Ruling
Today’s Supreme Court decision sells out farmers, gardeners, and rural communities to multibillion-dollar pesticide corporations.
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Friends of the Earth U.S. Urges Opposition to Flawed Senate Farm Bill Proposal
The Senate must reject corporate giveaways and massive cuts to conservation and invest in a healthier and more resilient food system.
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Shareholders Push Target to Address Toxic Pesticides at Annual Meeting
Target’s investors are recognizing that widespread toxic pesticide use is not just an environmental and public health crisis — it’s also material to Target’s business.
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Lease Sale Seeks to Transform Arctic National Wildlife Refuge into a Fossil Fuel Industrial Zone
Previous lease sales in the Wildlife Refuge have generated only a few bids or no bids and today’s sale was no different.
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EXIM Approves $2.9 Billion in Financing for Idaho Gold Mine
Conservation groups say EXIM financing for the Stibnite Gold Project could harm endangered salmon, expose taxpayers to billions in risk, and violate federal environmental law
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U.S. organizations call on RWE to stand firm against the Trump administration and keep offshore wind leases
Ignoring that offshore wind is cheaper and more reliable than LNG poses a very real financial risk for your company and shareholders.