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New polling shows massive support for EU law to hold corporations to account

New polling from YouGov shows that more than 80 percent of citizens from across multiple EU countries want strong laws to hold companies liable for overseas human rights and environmental violations

Fossil gas, liquefied: What LNG is and why it is a looming climate disaster

Liquefied natural gas, or LNG, is an important part of the fossil gas industry because it has been rapidly increasing over the last decade, and risks driving evermore irreversible climate damage.

Capital is tearing down one of the last great rainforests – we need government action to protect them

Calling Europe...Let's end the toxic spin of the fossil fuel industry

New European wide petition launched to ban fossil fuel advertisements

Introducing: The Defenders of the Earth

Listen to the stories of defenders in their own words in our new podcast series, presented by youth climate activist Vanessa Nakate

"I hope that someone follows in his footsteps"

In Mexico's deserts, water is hard to come by. For protecting his community's access to this most basic of human needs, Óscar Eyraud Adams was murdered last year

Spotlight on Big Tech’s lobbying in Brussels

We've launched a new Twitter bot, @EUTechWatch, to monitor Big Tech’s access to EU officials

Evacuating Jawed

Our efforts to get our long-standing researcher out of Afghanistan as the Taliban took control of the capital city, Kabul

"My Mother’s Struggle Lives On"

Malungelo Xhakaza tells of the damage which she says coal mining has brought to her community in South Africa - and her determination to continue resisting following her mother's murder

Chart in focus: Mapping buildings across Africa with AI

Google has released a new data set mapping buildings across Africa. Could it be of use in monitoring deforestation?