London, UK – The world’s five largest agrochemical companies are making billions by selling toxic pesticides posing serious threats to human health or wildlife, a joint investigation by Unearthed and the Swiss NGO Public Eye
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OMV has pulled the plug and stopped its controversial deep-sea drill in the Great South Basin, off the Otago Coast. This is a huge win for the climate and for all of the communities across
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Notre économie linéaire et extractive actuelle n’a pas été conçue avec un mécanisme de recyclage en place, de sorte que l’environnement a longtemps été une décharge pour les déchets. Avec la perte de plus de
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Faites entendre votre voix. C’est votre avenir, c’est notre planète! A l’occasion de la Journée mondiale de la justice sociale 2020, l’OIT vous demande pourquoi l’avenir du travail doit donner la priorité à la dimension
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UCAYALI, Pérou (OIT Infos) – Un réseau de juges de paix s’est associé aux efforts déployés par l’Organisation internationale du Travail (OIT) pour éradiquer le travail forcé dans la région amazonienne du Pérou.L’exploitation forestière illégale
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Louise Hazan February 11, 2020 Climate Defenders on the frontline of human rights abuses – report As fossil fuel companies keep driving the climate crisis, the scale of human rights violations
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Julia Krzyszkowska February 14, 2020 Roses are red, fossil fuels are bad ?? It’s Valentine’s day, so here’s some relationship advice for Reuters: it’s time to be free, and break up
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We’ve been running the Alas ng Bayan: Women, History, and Memory exhibit in Manila for a while now. In paintings and lectures, we feature women who’ve struggled against injustice throughout Philippine history, to raise awareness
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Fossil Free News is published every two weeks: sign up now to receive it straight to your inbox. #CutAllTies: As politicians headed to work yesterday morning, 350 Australia activists shone a light on the insidious
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Jakarta, Indonesia – Air pollution from burning fossil fuels – primarily coal, oil, and gas – is attributed to an estimated 4.5 million deaths each year worldwide and estimated economic losses of US$2.9 trillion, or
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