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What an emergency declaration on climate change can and cant do

SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) - An animal-rights group can be sued over the actions of protestors who invaded a horse track, lit off incendiary devices and blocked a race by lying on the track, a California appeals court ruled, rejecting arguments by the Sierra Club and others that the protestors engaged in constitutionally protected speech.

Oil and gas giant BP has been caught up in a controversy involving low payouts to Mexican villagers participating in its carbon credit program, designed to improve forest conservation while offsetting the company’s greenhouse gas emissions. A report published this month in Bloomberg Green said BP has been buying carbon credits from numerous Mexican villages […]

Activists dump ton of beet pulp in front of Belgian Agriculture Ministry to protest use of bee-killing pesticides - Anadolu Agency

Today at the World Biodiversity Forum in Davos, XPRIZE, the global leader in designing and operating incentive competitions to solve humanity's grand challenges, officially announced the $10M XPRIZE

On Wednesday, June 22 at 19:30 GMT:The killings of Brazilian Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira and British journalist Dom Phillips have drawn global att

Check out this awesome gallery of activists gathered L.A to uplift the voices of the people excluded from the Biden administration's imperialist Summit of the Americas.⁣⁣ We're so honored to have been part of the inspiring, uplifting, and energizing People's Summit for Democracy, and look forward to continuing our collective struggle for peace and democracy. ⁣

Download as PDF | Versión en español In the wake of the COP26 climate conference, businesses and wealthy governments are leaning more than ever on carbon markets and offsets to excuse pollution instead of pursuing real emissions reductions or forest protection. Carbon offsets are false solutions to the climate crisis, do not address the

Locals dispute land deal as forests and native vegetation continued to be razed for soy and cattle.

“We have not committed any crime, we are defending our territory, the natural resources of all Ecuadorians. We guarantee food sovereignty, the protection of land and water”