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Six companies in Tokyo Prime Market, including all
3 “Mega-banks” face climate shareholder resolutions

April 17, 2023

Originally Published in Asia Shareholder Action Read More

Paper Excellence whistleblowers and investigative journalism project lead to calls for parliamentary hearings in Canada

April 11, 2023

By Joshua Martin | Originally posted in Environmental Paper Network In November 2021, the relatively small and privately owned company, Paper Excellence, acquired Domtar,… Read More

Brazil pulp and paper company Klabin touts ‘green’ image despite mining interests

April 5, 2023

Reporter Brasil | Mongabay News Read More

Key questions to ask of TNFD’s final draft

March 27, 2023

Shining Light on the Shadows

March 21, 2023

TOWARDS A UNIFORM METHODOLOGY FOR ESTABLISHING COMMON CORPORATE CONTROL Read More

NGOs demand daily fines of 10,000 Euros to BNP Paribas for irresponsibly financing Marfrig

February 27, 2023

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NGOs File Complaint Against BNP Paribas

February 27, 2023

What COP15 means for banks: meeting the Global Biodiversity Framework requires protecting Indigenous rights and divesting from harmful industries

February 10, 2023

Letter to President Lula with recommendations for the financial system

February 8, 2023

Global Biodiversity Deal Calls for Divestment from Harmful Industries, Recognizes the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities and Women

December 19, 2022

Dig deeper into our database of financial connections between banks, investors, and deforestation-risk companies.

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Six companies in Tokyo Prime Market, including all 3 “Mega-banks” face climate shareholder resolutions

Paper Excellence whistleblowers and investigative journalism project lead to calls for parliamentary hearings in Canada

Brazil pulp and paper company Klabin touts ‘green’ image despite mining interests

Key questions to ask of TNFD’s final draft

Shining Light on the Shadows

NGOs demand daily fines of 10,000 Euros to BNP Paribas for irresponsibly financing Marfrig

NGOs File Complaint Against BNP Paribas

What COP15 means for banks: meeting the Global Biodiversity Framework requires protecting Indigenous rights and divesting from harmful industries

Letter to President Lula with recommendations for the financial system

Global Biodiversity Deal Calls for Divestment from Harmful Industries, Recognizes the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities and Women

Dig deeper into our database of financial connections between banks, investors, and deforestation-risk companies.

Six companies in Tokyo Prime Market, including all
3 “Mega-banks” face climate shareholder resolutions