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Climate breakdownFunding Fossil Fuels Overseas is Not Climate Leadership
BBC Newsnight report shines important light on UK funding fossil fuels abroad
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Oil, Gas & MiningOpening the floodgates of corporate money in the US
One of the many outcomes of unlimited corporate money pouring into US politics over the last 10 years has been the way Big Oil & Gas has gotten to make the rules in Washington – at the expense of the public good.
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Environmental ActivistsAgainst all odds: the criminalisation of land rights activists in Guatemala
Guatemalan land defender Abelino Chub Caal spoke to Global Witness about his experience of being criminalised for taking a stand against damaging agribusiness
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ForestsHow the beef industry is driving the deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon
In the Amazon alone, 80% of current destruction is driven by the cattle sector.
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Press release / Jan. 27, 2020
Congo’s public debt could exceed $12.5 billion, adding over a third to estimates released by the IMF in July 2019
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Blog post / Jan. 23, 2020
Funding Fossil Fuels Overseas is Not Climate Leadership
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Blog post / Jan. 21, 2020
Opening the floodgates of corporate money in the US
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Press release / Jan. 21, 2020
Activist leaders call on World Economic Forum delegates to declare climate emergency
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Press release / Jan. 20, 2020
Luanda Leaks expose role of financial secrecy and western professionals in moving tainted money
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Press release / Jan. 20, 2020
UK Government climate commitment on coal overseas is hollow
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Blog post / Jan. 13, 2020
Against all odds: the criminalisation of land rights activists in Guatemala
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Blog post / Jan. 7, 2020
Goldman Sachs has started to distance itself from fossil fuels - but does more need to be done on forests?
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Blog post / Jan. 2, 2020
Looking ahead to 2020: The changes we want to see
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Blog post / Dec. 31, 2019
It’s the end of the year, the Global Magnitsky sanctions are here