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Cold homes, hot profits: How polluters persuade politicians to put profits before people

Across Europe’s capitals, fossil fuel companies and lobby groups have been pulling out all the stops to influence governments’ responses to the energy crisis, sabotaging policies that could help millions of people struggling to pay their bills. All so they can protect their staggering windfall profits (the profits of the big five oil majors’ more …

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Response to European Commission repeats call for a post-growth Europe

In this response to the European Commission’s reaction on our Open Letter calling for a Post-Growth Europe, Friends of the Earth Europe and allied organisations and academics renew their demand for the EU to disengage from the socially and ecologically harmful growth competition and instead embrace a wellbeing cooperation. Authored by:Timothée ParriqueKate RaworthVincent Liegey To:Ursula …

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TotalEnergies fails on Human Rights in Mozambique LNG Project

With clear signs that TotalEnergies is considering restarting the development of its LNG project in the conflict-ridden province of Cabo Delgado in Mozambique, Justiça Ambiental! (Friends of the Earth Mozambique), Friends of the Earth Europe, and partners contracted Uprights to asses the human rights due diligence (HRDD) of this project. In its report, Uprights demonstrates …

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How the agribusiness counteroffensive threatens Brazilian environmental policy

In the first six months of 2023, deforestation in the Brazilian Cerrado reached record levels. This is largely canceling out any progress made in the Amazon rainforest. As President Lula took ambitious measures to reduce deforestation in the Amazon, agribusiness shifted its predatory activities to the Cerrado, a territory with lower environmental protection and seen …

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