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International Paper is threatening to violate its own policy by building a pulp mill in the heart of the Indonesian rainforest.
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Ontario takes important steps toward the community-led protection of forests... but meanwhile destructive logging continues.
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Is there rainforest destruction—in the form of palm oil—hiding in your supermarket? Discover the problem with palm oil.
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Activists asked General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner to pledge to make his company the fuel efficiency leader by 2012. He refused, just like at the 2006 Los Angeles auto show.
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Forests provide habitat for plant and animal species and homes for thousands of Indigenous communities.
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The worst effects of global warming can be avoided: If we act now, we can reduce emissions by more than 85 percent by mid-century.
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Basic human rights rely on a healthy environment, and the communities that rely on important ecosystems are our best allies in saving them.
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Electrical consumption is the single largest contributor to greenhouse gas pollution in the United States.
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Greener business practices create jobs and boost the economy in addition to protecting the environment.
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The Freedom From Oil Campaign is working to end America’s oil addiction and curb global warming by demanding that the auto industry mass produce zero-emissions vehicles.
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The Global Finance Campaign challenges large banks to stop funding the world's most destructive industries and start funding renewable energy.
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Rainforest Action Network’s Old Growth Campaign is shining a spotlight on companies and industries that engage in outdated, destructive logging.
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The Rainforest Agribusiness Campaign is challenging the latest and fastest growing threat to the world’s tropical forests: the rapid expansion of industrial agriculture.
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