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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.
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Friends of the Earth Remembers Rafe Pomerance, a Pioneer Who Helped Sound the Alarm on Climate Change
Today we mourn the passing of Rafe Pomerance, a towering figure in the environmental movement and one of the earliest and most tireless champions of climate action.
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What are Plant-based Diets and Plant-based Proteins?
Learn about what plant-based diets and plant-based proteins are — along with the benefits of eating plant-based proteins.
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New Report Finds “Regenerative” Food Labels Are a Confusing Patchwork
A new analysis of regenerative food labels reveals a rapidly expanding — but inconsistent — marketplace that risks causing consumer confusion.
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House Farm Bill Prioritizes Corporate Agribusiness Over Farmers and Public Health
The House just voted 224-200 to pass a deeply flawed Farm Bill that is not only widely unpopular with Americans but also actively harmful.
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Friends of the Earth Applauds House Stripping Harmful Pesticide Language from Farm Bill
This shows immense bipartisan support for upholding accountability for the pesticide industry.
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Impacted Communities and Civil Society Groups File Complaint with Liberian Government Alleging Environmental and Human Rights Abuses by Golden Veroleum Liberia
The Liberian Government should ensure GVL restores the forests it’s destroyed and provides measurable compensation for lands taken from communities without consent.
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Statement on Supreme Court Decision Undermining the Voting Rights Act
Today’s Supreme Court decision strengthens Republicans’ aim to retain lasting majorities in the House of Representatives.