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Add your name now to amplify the powerful chorus of voices demanding that BofA end its funding of dirty coal and global climate change.
After decades of struggle to bring Chevron to justice, the communities of the Ecuadorean Amazon still do not have access to clean water. That needs to change.
Please tell President Obama to close corporate tax loopholes and make sure the top corporations, big banks, big oil and king oil, pay their fair share.
Fires started by profit-hungry palm oil companies tore through the critical Tripa peat forest of Sumatra.
Demand that Asia Pulp and Paper and APRIL stop destroying Indonesia's precious rainforests, abusing forest peoples' rights and fueling climate change.
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At Rainforest Action Network (RAN) we believe that a sustainable world can be created in our lifetime, and that powerful action must be taken immediately to leave a safe and secure future for our children. With the help of thousands of concerned supporters around the world, RAN has won dozens of landmark environmental commitments from America's largest corporations, including Citi, Home Depot, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Kinko’s, Boise and Lowe’s.

Forests

Rainforests are treasure troves of life, home to some of the most biologically and culturally diverse landscapes on earth. Since 1985, Rainforest Action Network has designed strategic campaigns utilizing bold tactics to defend the world’s most important and endangered forests.

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The biggest banks are threatening to take us to the edge of an ecological catastrophe if they don’t stop funding coal, the primary driver of climate change. The transition to a green energy economy, coupled with improved energy efficiency, will create new jobs, decrease our exposure to toxic pollutants like mercury, and help to solve the climate crisis.

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