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Naomi Hirst / April 3, 2023

TikTok grilled by Congress – and pressed on our findings

Whilst in the hotseat, Shou Zi Chew of TikTok was confronted by US Congress with the troubling results of a Global Witness investigation into the platform
March 14, 2023

On the frontlines of Freeport

How an LNG explosion rocked a gulf coast town, leaving residents seeking answers and accountability
Ashley Thomson / Feb. 10, 2023

Three ways Lula and Biden can work together to fight deforestation

Today, Brazilian President Lula will meet with President Biden in DC. Perhaps the most important topic discussed will be how the two countries can work together to protect the Amazon rainforest
Ashley Thomson / Jan. 26, 2023

Tackling global forest loss: What the US can do

This year could see the US move to finally prioritize action on global deforestation. Trade and financial flows must be at the top of the to-do list
Lela Stanley / Sept. 22, 2022

Why I joined yesterday's protest against BlackRock during Climate Week NYC

I’m tired of writing about the world’s biggest asset manager’s links to deforestation and climate breakdown
Alexandria Reid & Alexandria Robins / May 24, 2022

Biden’s Executive Order on forests can help stop Wall Street from financing deforestation

President Biden’s recent Executive Order called for a ‘whole-of-government’ approach to combating deforestation. Any incoming regulations must stop Wall Street from bankrolling forest destruction
March 1, 2022

How the fossil fuel industry tries to cash in on crises

The current conflict has exposed the deeper crisis in our energy system: its reliance on fossil gas. It has also put on display the propaganda machine that is the fossil fuel industry and its enablers who peddle their own interests even while countless face the violence of war.
Jan. 20, 2022

Three ways President Biden can act on climate without Congress in 2022

Entering his second year, Biden must draw on his full executive authority to curb the power of polluters and help protect people and planet. Here are three things he can do now.
Aug. 31, 2021

This Big Oil CEO asked youth climate activists to join the industry. We asked some activists for their reactions.

After Chevron’s CEO implored young people to join the company in helping to create a better future, we checked with a few youth climate activists to get their reactions to greenwashing and youthwashing from the fossil fuel industry. Here’s what they said.
Alexandria Robins / April 23, 2021

Biden’s Leaders Summit on Climate must protect the world’s forests from Wall Street

President Biden has big ambitions for protecting the climate. However, the US will be severely undermined in its move to become a climate leader if its own banks and investors are complicit in forest destruction

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