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Cities and Transportation

What Amazon Isn’t Telling You: The Company’s Big Transportation Emissions Omission

May 13, 2025
Protecting Forests

Amazonian Indigenous Peoples reiterate demand to halt fossil fuel expansion at the 4th Amazonian Assembly

May 12, 2025
5 people outside Citibank NYC HQ with a poster reading "Citi earns while the world burns"
Moving Beyond Fossil Fuels

Testimony: NYC Banking Commission, Say No To Major Fossil Banks

May 6, 2025

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Moving Beyond Fossil Fuels

Stand.earth on Ontario’s Bill 17: “a giant gift to big developers and Enbridge Gas”

May 14, 2025
Moving Beyond Fossil Fuels

Lululemon commits to 50% renewable electricity target for core suppliers: Stand.earth applauds progress, calls for continued climate leadership

May 14, 2025
Moving Beyond Fossil Fuels

Stand.earth on groundbreaking SFOC analysis: 12 billion metric tonnes of pollution enabled by LNG tankers

May 13, 2025
Moving Beyond Fossil Fuels

Port of Vancouver: bunkering cruise ships with LNG is nothing to be proud of

May 12, 2025

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"We’ve witnessed Stand.earth help cities kick their fossil fuel habits by working with local municipalities on climate policies that do everything from prohibiting new gas stations to limiting fossil fuel use in buildings."
"There’s this perverse incentive to treat Canada like a toilet bowl," says Anna Barford, Canada shipping campaigner at Stand.earth. "They’re just using us like a highway and tossing stuff left, right and centre."
The more connections a brand has to companies that may have a role in deforestation, the higher the risk, said Greg Higgs, the study’s lead researcher.
"We’ve witnessed Stand.earth help cities kick their fossil fuel habits by working with local municipalities on climate policies that do everything from prohibiting new gas stations to limiting fossil fuel use in buildings."
"There’s this perverse incentive to treat Canada like a toilet bowl," says Anna Barford, Canada shipping campaigner at Stand.earth. "They’re just using us like a highway and tossing stuff left, right and centre."
The more connections a brand has to companies that may have a role in deforestation, the higher the risk, said Greg Higgs, the study’s lead researcher.