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03/02/22

Strengthen the proposed EU deforestation-free products regulation

Friends of the Earth Europe together with over 100 environmental, climate and human rights organisations from …

27/01/22

EU: To End Deforestation, Protect Land Rights

The European Union’s landmark anti-deforestation law should require businesses to respect traditional communit …

Deforestation in the Amazon. (C) Victor Moriyama

20/12/21

New GMOs: how big business gets control over our food

We know how to fix the world’s broken food system. We need agroecology, to respect and promote biodiversity, a …

29/11/21

Concerns regarding the financing of the Bern Convention

European nature NGOs have addressed a letter to the Government parties of the Bern Convention to urge them to …

19/10/21

Development banks have no business financing agribusiness

On the eve of an annual gathering of public development banks in Rome, 280 groups from 70 countries have signe …

18/10/21

Editing the truth – Genome editing is not a solution to climate change

Agriculture is caught in a vicious loop as industrial farming both drives climate change and suffers as a resu …

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