Campaigns

Frack Free BC is a growing movement of people in so-called B.C. working together to hold their government accountable on our province’s biggest climate problem: fracking.

The divestment commitments database is maintained by Stand.earth. It is the most comprehensive database of fossil fuel divestment commitments made by institutions globally.

The SAFE Cities NEOS Network is a rapidly growing network of local elected officials, staffers, and volunteers on local government advisory boards in the U.S. and Canada.

We are fighting for stronger climate policies and a just transition away from fossil fuels in Canada.

The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative is spurring international cooperation to end the fossil fuel era.

E-commerce is polluting our waters, streets, and lungs - making communities sick. It’s time for zero emission shipping now.

The Amazon is one of the last places on the planet that the oil industry and industrial extraction should be expanding.

With more than $46 Trillion in assets worldwide, pension funds are one of the largest institutional investors in fossil fuels.

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is the country’s biggest fossil finance giant and the world’s fifth worst offender.

We work to end Canada’s aquatic clear-cutting and stop ocean dumping and restore the Kelp Forests.

Ship It Zero is a climate and public health campaign to move the world’s largest retail companies to 100% zero-emissions ocean shipping.

At its core, the SAFE Cities movement is about one principle – local communities Standing Against Fossil Fuel Expansion.

As a major consumer of Amazonian oil, California refineries play an outsized role in the rainforest’s destruction as oil development is often a gateway to deforestation

We’re part of the Indigenous-led movement to stop the Trans Mountain pipeline from ever getting built.

We’re working to end fracking and stop LNG expansion in B.C. – essential steps to meeting our climate commitments.

The IT sector is growing, fast. The energy required to feed its factories is going up, and because most of those factories are powered by coal and other dirty fossil fuels, emissions are also rising fast.

As one of the biggest polluters on the planet and responsible for around 5-8% of global climate emissions, we cannot solve the climate crisis without the fashion industry taking bold climate action.

Burning forests for electricity – also known as forest biomass – is now one of the fastest-growing false climate solutions gripping the energy sector, threatening forests, communities and the planet.

Working towards a worldwide shift in awareness and advocacy around protecting 80% of the Amazon by 2025

Around the world, old growth forests are under attack by corporate interests and lax environmental rules.