Louisiana Activists Draw Links Between Petrochemical, Climate Harm to Maternal Health

Policymakers Should Consider Science and Community Worries

Tunisia: Power, Water Shortages Endanger Rights

Authorities Arrest Protesters

Why Pesticides Should be on the COP30 Agenda

World Environment Day: Zambia’s Mining Pollution Victims Need Justice

Iran: Israel’s Oil Depot Strikes Endanger Environment, Health

Foreseeable Harm Caused by March 7 Attacks Likely War Crimes

US Greenhouse Gas Deregulation Hurts Reproductive Rights

Climate Injustices Endanger Pregnancy, Newborn Health

Help Needed for Flood-Affected Women in Southern Africa

Prioritize Pregnant Women, Girls; Improve Shelter Conditions

US Will Stop Considering Pollution’s Cost to Health

Could Further Expose Communities to Deadly Pollutants

Will Governments Move to Address Mining Abuses?

With increasing demand for minerals for the energy transition and defense, it is vital that governments ensure the protection of human rights and the environment throughout supply chains. Binding regulations are needed.

Politicians have to stand up for human rights and the environment

An Opportunity to Address Mining Abuses Globally

States Should Support Colombian Initiative for Minerals Treaty

The EU’s Double Standard on Toxic Pesticides

New Data Shows EU Countries Exporting Tons of Pesticides Banned in the EU

New Research Details Hidden Health Risks of Methane Emissions 

EU Faces Trump Administration Pressure to Roll Back Regulations

Zambia: South African Firm Transferring Toxic Lead

Suspend Mining Operations in Lead Waste that Imperil Residents in Kabwe