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  • Letter to RWE

    We were alarmed to learn that RWE was contemplating a deal with the Trump Administration to abandon its offshore wind leases, especially at a time when international conflict is making oil and gas pri…

  • Donald Trump’s Pipeline to Nowhere: The Risk of Alaska LNG

    The mammoth Alaska LNG project is being kept alive by the promise of billions in federal and state subsidies.

  • Regenerative Food Labels: What’s Behind the Claim? 

    To help consumers navigate this crowded landscape, we evaluated how ten labeling programs stack up in terms of phasing out harmful pesticides and synthetic fertilizers, building soil health, verifying…

  • Letter to EXIM on Delfin LNG

    A comprehensive and transparent response to the Delfin LNG pipeline explosion is essential for protecting our communities.

  • Letter on Data Center Fast-Tracking

    On behalf of our 120 organizations and the millions of members and supporters we represent, we urge Congress to reject any legislation that would fast-track permitting and development for hyperscale…

  • AAL Progress Report – April 2026

    The critical gap in AAL’s plan is that it does not address the tenurial situation, which is the cause of ongoing conflict, violence, and threats of criminalization.

  • Comments Opposing EXIM Support for Idaho Mine

    Given the significant environmental, legal, financial, and community risks associated with its development, we strongly encourage EXIM not to provide financial assistance to Perpetua Resources.

  • Financing a Fossil-Free Future Roadmap

    The Santa Marta Summit presents a critical opportunity to advance a roadmap for a fossil-free future grounded in equity and just transition principles.

  • Google’s Eco-failures

    This investigation succeeds Google’s 2025 environment report, which the company has used since 2016 to mislead activists, lawmakers, and the public about its true environmental toll.

  • Generating A(I) Crisis

    The report demonstrates how the world’s largest tech companies, Google, Microsoft and Nvidia, are abandoning their emissions targets in order to expand artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learn…