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Stand.earth (legally Stand Environmental Society) is a Vancouver-headquartered nonprofit environmental advocacy organization founded in 2000, operating with fewer than 70 staff across North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia Pacific. The organization conducts in-house research and publishes reports and analyses designed to withstand industry and government scrutiny, then works with companies and lawmakers to draft climate policies and bring them to fruition. Its core programs span fossil fuel phase-out campaigns, forest and ocean protection, shipping emissions, climate finance accountability (including the Banking on Climate Chaos coalition and the Banks vs. the Amazon scorecard), fashion industry decarbonization, urban transportation reform, and emerging Big Tech / AI accountability work.

The organization's technology stack is research- and campaign-driven rather than product-driven. The headline technology asset is the Stand.earth Research Group (SRG), whose AI-powered graph database and automated supply chain tracing platform — under development with the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation — is intended to trace commodity supply chains from source to destination for environmental accountability and to be distributed externally to campaigners and researchers. Additional outputs include the Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard, the Amazon Banks Database tracking $15B+ in Amazon oil and gas financing, and coalition co-publications such as 'Still Banking on Coal 2025.'

Stand.earth's business model is a donation-funded nonprofit that explicitly refuses corporate or government cash to maintain independence from political shifts. Revenue streams comprise individual donations, foundation grants, legacy giving, stock and cryptocurrency donations, and donor-advised fund gifts, with Canadian tax receipts processed via a charitable partnership with the Canadian Climate and Forests Society. The organization claims 85% of expenses go to programs and is actively scaling executive capacity (new COO hire) while expanding campaign verticals and coalition participation globally.

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Stand.earth is a Vancouver-based nonprofit environmental advocacy organization using in-house research, multi-NGO coalitions, and a million-member base to drive corporate and government climate accountability across fossil fuels, forests, shipping, finance, and emerging tech.

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environmental advocacy, climate campaigns, fossil fuel divestment, forest protection, corporate accountability
Industry2 codes
1Forestry & Reforestation
CodeBPAGAGADPrimaryYes
2Environmental Education & Outreach
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NAICS code2 codes
  • Environmental Consulting Services541620
  • Support Activities for Forestry1153
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Environmental Advocacy Services
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1Individual and Philanthropic Donations
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Stand.earth is funded entirely by individual donors, foundations, and members. The organization has a policy of never accepting corporate or government cash, designed to maintain independence from political shifts. Their model includes donor programs, legacy giving, stock donations, cryptocurrency donations, and donor-advised fund gifts.

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1Free programs — Stand.earth's campaigns, reports, and advocacy services are free to the public.
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Stand.earth's campaigns, research reports, and advocacy services are available free of charge to the public. The organization operates on voluntary donations from individuals, philanthropists, and foundations. Tax-deductible donations (over $1,000) in Canada are processed through charitable partner Canadian Climate and Forests Society (CCFS) under the 'Stand.earth Collaboration' fund.

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Stand.earth is an international nonprofit environmental advocacy organization that conducts in-house research and publishes reports and analyses used to hold corporations, banks, and governments accountable for climate and environmental impacts. The organization runs campaigns to protect forests and oceans, move beyond fossil fuels, reinvent cities and transportation, and shift corporate purchasing power and financial flows toward climate-aligned standards.

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  • 65 million acres of endangered ecosystems protected through government agreements
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Stand.earth is an international nonprofit environmental advocacy organization, not a product or technology company. The organization focuses on climate and environmental campaigns including protecting forests, moving beyond fossil fuels, reinventing cities and transportation, shipping emissions, and climate finance advocacy. Their work includes producing research reports, scorecards, and databases such as the Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard and Banks vs. Amazon scorecard. Stand.earth does not offer commercial software products, SaaS platforms, or technology products.

Product and service4 records
1Stand.earth Research Group (SRG) Reports
CategoryResearch and Analysis
2Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard
CategoryCorporate Accountability Scorecard
3Banks vs. the Amazon / Amazon Banks Database
CategoryFinancial Accountability Database
4AI-Powered Supply Chain Graph Database (SRG x McGovern Foundation)
CategorySupply Chain Research Tool
Scale indicator8 records

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Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-15
Description

SRG (Stand.earth Research Group) and the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation announced a partnership to develop an AI-powered graph database and automated platform to trace commodity supply chains from source to destination, aimed at increasing environmental accountability for polluting industries. The platform will build on SRG's existing research capabilities and will be made available to campaigners and researchers.

2Banking on Climate Chaos Coalition (Urgewald, Rainforest Action Network, Indigenous Environmental Network, BankTrack, Oil Change International, Reclaim Finance, Sierra Club, Profundo)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Stand.earth participates in the Banking on Climate Chaos Coalition, a group of NGOs that research and publish data on commercial banks' financial flows to coal and fossil fuel companies. Stand.earth co-authored the 'Still Banking on Coal 2025' report with Urgewald and 23 NGO partners, analyzing $385 billion in commercial bank coal financing since Glasgow.

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3Ship It Zero Coalition
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Stand.earth is a member of the Ship It Zero coalition, which works with partner organizations to advocate for a 100% zero-emissions global shipping industry by 2030. The coalition includes multiple environmental organizations working to end shipping's reliance on toxic heavy fuel oil.

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Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Rainforest Action Network and a coalition of partner NGOs (including Stand.earth) actively shaped the first-ever country-level fossil fuel phaseout summit in Santa Marta, Colombia, by releasing a policy brief 'Financing a Fossil-Free Future' advocating for financial system reform.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Stand.earth leads the Amazon Banks Database and 'Banks vs. the Amazon' scorecard in partnership with various organizations, tracking $15+ billion in financing to Amazon oil and gas. Partners include Indigenous organizations such as Chapra Nation, Inga Councils of Villagarzón, and Gavião Real Indigenous Territory, along with Amazon Watch.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

One of the largest and longest-running U.S. environmental organizations, running advocacy campaigns on climate, forests, and Beyond Fossil Fuels. Comparable broad advocacy remit but operates at materially larger scale and with a much wider issue portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major environmental advocacy and research organization working on climate, energy, and corporate accountability through policy and litigation. Comparable research-driven advocacy posture but with significantly larger staff and budget.

TypeDirect peer
Description

U.S. environmental advocacy nonprofit focused on the impacts of fossil fuel extraction and mining. Runs research-driven campaigns targeting oil, gas, and financial sector financing in a manner directly comparable to Stand.earth's fossil fuel projects work.

TypeDirect peer
Description

International climate advocacy nonprofit mobilizing grassroots networks to phase out fossil fuels and shift toward renewable energy. Operates a similar mass-membership + campaign model and frequently co-publishes research on climate finance and fossil fuel phaseout alongside Stand.earth.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global network of 1,900+ civil society organizations coordinating climate advocacy. Stand.earth is referenced as a Climate Action Network member in the India ED investigation, indicating direct collaboration on international climate finance and Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty advocacy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

International environmental advocacy network running climate, forests, and corporate accountability campaigns through grassroots and coalition models. Operates a peer-style international advocacy structure with comparable campaign themes.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Research and advocacy organization focused specifically on exposing the true climate costs of fossil fuel production and tracking public finance for oil, gas, and coal. Frequently co-publishes data with Stand.earth through the Banking on Climate Chaos coalition.

TypeDirect peer
Description

International tracking and advocacy organization focused specifically on commercial banks' financing of fossil fuels and human rights abuses. Co-coalition partner in Banking on Climate Chaos alongside Stand.earth.

TypeDirect peer
Description

U.S.-based environmental advocacy nonprofit that runs campaigns against corporate deforestation, fossil fuel financing, and climate policy inaction. Operates a comparable research + grassroots mobilization model and is a co-coalition partner of Stand.earth within Banking on Climate Chaos and the Colombia fossil fuel phaseout summit.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Larger global environmental advocacy organization with campaigns spanning climate, forests, oceans, and corporate accountability. Operates a comparable advocacy + in-house research model but at significantly greater scale and geographic reach than Stand.earth.

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Stand.earth

Environmental Advocacy Servicesstand.earth

Stand.earth is a Vancouver-based nonprofit environmental advocacy organization using in-house research, multi-NGO coalitions, and a million-member base to drive corporate and government climate accountability across fossil fuels, forests, shipping, finance, and emerging tech.

What Stand.earth does

Stand.earth (legally Stand Environmental Society) is a Vancouver-headquartered nonprofit environmental advocacy organization founded in 2000, operating with fewer than 70 staff across North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia Pacific. The organization conducts in-house research and publishes reports and analyses designed to withstand industry and government scrutiny, then works with companies and lawmakers to draft climate policies and bring them to fruition. Its core programs span fossil fuel phase-out campaigns, forest and ocean protection, shipping emissions, climate finance accountability (including the Banking on Climate Chaos coalition and the Banks vs. the Amazon scorecard), fashion industry decarbonization, urban transportation reform, and emerging Big Tech / AI accountability work.

The organization's technology stack is research- and campaign-driven rather than product-driven. The headline technology asset is the Stand.earth Research Group (SRG), whose AI-powered graph database and automated supply chain tracing platform — under development with the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation — is intended to trace commodity supply chains from source to destination for environmental accountability and to be distributed externally to campaigners and researchers. Additional outputs include the Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard, the Amazon Banks Database tracking $15B+ in Amazon oil and gas financing, and coalition co-publications such as 'Still Banking on Coal 2025.'

Stand.earth's business model is a donation-funded nonprofit that explicitly refuses corporate or government cash to maintain independence from political shifts. Revenue streams comprise individual donations, foundation grants, legacy giving, stock and cryptocurrency donations, and donor-advised fund gifts, with Canadian tax receipts processed via a charitable partnership with the Canadian Climate and Forests Society. The organization claims 85% of expenses go to programs and is actively scaling executive capacity (new COO hire) while expanding campaign verticals and coalition participation globally.

Stand.earth firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Stand.earth
Legal name
Stand Environmental Society
Website
https://stand.earth
Company type
Private
Founded year
2000
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Stand.earth is a Vancouver-based nonprofit environmental advocacy organization using in-house research, multi-NGO coalitions, and a million-member base to drive corporate and government climate accountability across fossil fuels, forests, shipping, finance, and emerging tech.
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Stand.earth industry classification

Industry
Product category
Environmental Advocacy Services
NAICS
Environmental Consulting Services (541620), Support Activities for Forestry (1153)
akta.pro primary industry
Forestry & Reforestation (BPAGAGAD)
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Environmental Education & Outreach (BPAGAGAH)

Keywords

  • Environmental advocacy
  • Climate campaigns
  • Fossil fuel divestment
  • Forest protection
  • Corporate accountability

Where Stand.earth is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
San Francisco
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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Stand.earth business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Individual and Philanthropic Donations: Stand.earth is funded entirely by individual donors, foundations, and members. The organization has a policy of never accepting corporate or government cash, designed to maintain independence from political shifts. Their model includes donor programs, legacy giving, stock donations, cryptocurrency donations, and donor-advised fund gifts.

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ModelBillingPrice
OtherAnnualFree programs — Stand.earth's campaigns, reports, and advocacy services are free to the public.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Stand.earth product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Stand.earth is an international nonprofit environmental advocacy organization that conducts in-house research and publishes reports and analyses used to hold corporations, banks, and governments accountable for climate and environmental impacts. The organization runs campaigns to protect forests and oceans, move beyond fossil fuels, reinvent cities and transportation, and shift corporate purchasing power and financial flows toward climate-aligned standards.

Product overview

Stand.earth is an international nonprofit environmental advocacy organization, not a product or technology company. The organization focuses on climate and environmental campaigns including protecting forests, moving beyond fossil fuels, reinventing cities and transportation, shipping emissions, and climate finance advocacy. Their work includes producing research reports, scorecards, and databases such as the Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard and Banks vs. Amazon scorecard. Stand.earth does not offer commercial software products, SaaS platforms, or technology products.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Stand.earth Research Group (SRG) Reports
  • Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard
  • Banks vs. the Amazon / Amazon Banks Database
  • AI-Powered Supply Chain Graph Database (SRG x McGovern Foundation)

Quantifiable outcome

  • 65 million acres of endangered ecosystems protected through government agreements
  • +5 more outcomes

Companies that use Stand.earth

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Stand.earth technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Feature2 records

Stand.earth partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and major.

  • Patrick J. McGovern FoundationcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 December 2025SRG (Stand.earth Research Group) and the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation announced a partnership to develop an AI-powered graph database and automated platform to trace commodity supply chains from source to destination, aimed at increasing environmental accountability for polluting industries. The platform will build on SRG's existing research capabilities and will be made available to campaigners and researchers.
  • Banking on Climate Chaos Coalition (Urgewald, Rainforest Action Network, Indigenous Environmental Network, BankTrack, Oil Change International, Reclaim Finance, Sierra Club, Profundo)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStand.earth participates in the Banking on Climate Chaos Coalition, a group of NGOs that research and publish data on commercial banks' financial flows to coal and fossil fuel companies. Stand.earth co-authored the 'Still Banking on Coal 2025' report with Urgewald and 23 NGO partners, analyzing $385 billion in commercial bank coal financing since Glasgow.
  • Ship It Zero CoalitionmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStand.earth is a member of the Ship It Zero coalition, which works with partner organizations to advocate for a 100% zero-emissions global shipping industry by 2030. The coalition includes multiple environmental organizations working to end shipping's reliance on toxic heavy fuel oil.
  • Rainforest Action Network and Partner NGOs (Coalition for Fossil Fuel Phase-Out)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerRainforest Action Network and a coalition of partner NGOs (including Stand.earth) actively shaped the first-ever country-level fossil fuel phaseout summit in Santa Marta, Colombia, by releasing a policy brief 'Financing a Fossil-Free Future' advocating for financial system reform.
  • Amazon Banks Database / Banks vs. the Amazon PartnerscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStand.earth leads the Amazon Banks Database and 'Banks vs. the Amazon' scorecard in partnership with various organizations, tracking $15+ billion in financing to Amazon oil and gas. Partners include Indigenous organizations such as Chapra Nation, Inga Councils of Villagarzón, and Gavião Real Indigenous Territory, along with Amazon Watch.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Stand.earth competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Sierra Club: One of the largest and longest-running U.S. environmental organizations, running advocacy campaigns on climate, forests, and Beyond Fossil Fuels. Comparable broad advocacy remit but operates at materially larger scale and with a much wider issue portfolio.
  • Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC): Major environmental advocacy and research organization working on climate, energy, and corporate accountability through policy and litigation. Comparable research-driven advocacy posture but with significantly larger staff and budget.
  • Greenpeace: Larger global environmental advocacy organization with campaigns spanning climate, forests, oceans, and corporate accountability. Operates a comparable advocacy + in-house research model but at significantly greater scale and geographic reach than Stand.earth.

Direct peers

  • Earthworks: U.S. environmental advocacy nonprofit focused on the impacts of fossil fuel extraction and mining. Runs research-driven campaigns targeting oil, gas, and financial sector financing in a manner directly comparable to Stand.earth's fossil fuel projects work.
  • 350.org: International climate advocacy nonprofit mobilizing grassroots networks to phase out fossil fuels and shift toward renewable energy. Operates a similar mass-membership + campaign model and frequently co-publishes research on climate finance and fossil fuel phaseout alongside Stand.earth.
  • Climate Action Network: Global network of 1,900+ civil society organizations coordinating climate advocacy. Stand.earth is referenced as a Climate Action Network member in the India ED investigation, indicating direct collaboration on international climate finance and Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty advocacy.
  • Friends of the Earth: International environmental advocacy network running climate, forests, and corporate accountability campaigns through grassroots and coalition models. Operates a peer-style international advocacy structure with comparable campaign themes.
  • Oil Change International: Research and advocacy organization focused specifically on exposing the true climate costs of fossil fuel production and tracking public finance for oil, gas, and coal. Frequently co-publishes data with Stand.earth through the Banking on Climate Chaos coalition.
  • BankTrack: International tracking and advocacy organization focused specifically on commercial banks' financing of fossil fuels and human rights abuses. Co-coalition partner in Banking on Climate Chaos alongside Stand.earth.
  • Rainforest Action Network: U.S.-based environmental advocacy nonprofit that runs campaigns against corporate deforestation, fossil fuel financing, and climate policy inaction. Operates a comparable research + grassroots mobilization model and is a co-coalition partner of Stand.earth within Banking on Climate Chaos and the Colombia fossil fuel phaseout summit.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Stand.earth social profiles

Digital presence

Stand.earth financial estimates

Financial estimate

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Valuation estimate

Stand.earth leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles10 records

Stand.earth funding detail

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Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Stand.earth M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Stand.earth

What does Stand.earth do?

Stand.earth is an international nonprofit environmental advocacy organization that conducts in-house research and publishes reports and analyses used to hold corporations, banks, and governments accountable for climate and environmental impacts. The organization runs campaigns to protect forests and oceans, move beyond fossil fuels, reinvent cities and transportation, and shift corporate purchasing power and financial flows toward climate-aligned standards.

Is Stand.earth a public or private company?

Stand.earth is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Stand.earth founded?

Stand.earth was founded in 2000. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Stand.earth based?

Stand.earth is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, in the North America region.

How does Stand.earth make money?

One revenue line is on record: individual and Philanthropic Donations.

Who are Stand.earth's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Sierra Club, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and Greenpeace. Direct peers are Earthworks, 350.org, Climate Action Network, Friends of the Earth, Oil Change International, BankTrack and Rainforest Action Network.

Does Stand.earth have an API?

No public API is recorded for Stand.earth.

What industry is Stand.earth in?

Stand.earth's product category is Environmental Advocacy Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAGAD, Forestry & Reforestation, with a secondary code of BPAGAGAH, Environmental Education & Outreach. Its NAICS code is 541620.

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The Globe and MailCanadian banks, pension funds have provided billions in financing to ICE contractors, advocacy group saysCanadian banks and pension funds have provided approximately US$35 billion in financing to U.S. companies contracted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), including Palantir, General Dynamics, L3Harris, CACI, AT&T, CoreCivic, and Geo Group, according to an investigation by the advocacy group Stand.earth. Major Canadian banks collectively provided over US$23 billion through loans and bonds since 2020, while Canadian public pensions invested more than US$2.5 billion, with the Canada Pension Plan alone contributing US$1.6 billion. The advocacy group and opposition MPs are calling for parliamentary hearings and ethical reassessment of these investments tied to ICE's controversial immigration enforcement operations.SWI swissinfo.chMost of world’s largest fashion firms off course to meet climate targetsThe Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard 2025 by NGO Stand.earth evaluated 42 of the world's largest fashion brands and found only 3 are on a clear path to limiting global warming to 1.5°C, with most major firms falling short of their climate targets. Swiss companies Mammut and On were specifically highlighted, receiving a C and D+ grade respectively, with Mammut achieving the only A+ in green shipping while On received an F for lacking public commitment to the energy transition. The NGO found that while renewable electricity targets for firms' own factories are now standard, outsourced supply chain emissions are not being adequately addressed, exemplified by Chinese retailer Shein which increased outsourced emissions by 170%.YahooCoca-Cola under fire after report exposes its ties to controversial industry: 'The cost is irreversible damage to our children's health'An investigation by environmental organization Stand.earth found that major consumer brands Coca-Cola, Unilever, and Nestlé are linked to plastic production tied to fracking operations in the Permian Basin of Texas. A study published in Science Advances identified Coca-Cola as responsible for over 50% of global plastic pollution, making it the world's largest plastic polluter. Environmental advocates are calling on companies to shift toward recycled plastics, bio-based alternatives, and refillable packaging models to reduce dependence on fossil fuel-based plastic production.EcojusticeCanadian government in court for caribou protectionEcojustice, representing environmental groups including Stand.Earth and Wildsight, has filed a lawsuit against the Government of Canada for failing to complete critical habitat mapping for the Southern Mountain Caribou for over 11 years. The legal action challenges the federal government's delay under the Species at Risk Act, arguing that inaction has contributed to local extinctions of caribou herds in British Columbia and Alberta. A court ruling could compel immediate protection measures for this threatened species and set a precedent for other endangered wildlife.StandFossil-Fueled Imperialism Has a Price TagAn analysis by Stand.earth reveals that major global banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, have provided over $124 billion in financing to fossil fuel companies like Chevron and ExxonMobil since 2021, positioning them to profit from potential U.S. oil expansion in Venezuela. This financial support includes significant bond issuances and general corporate loans, enabling these energy giants to pursue increased production despite the high capital requirements estimated at up to $183 billion. The report highlights a systemic gap in bank risk frameworks, noting that current environmental policies often fail to cover general lending and bond underwriting activities.India.comWho Is Climate Activist Harjeet Singh? Why ED Raided His Residence: Fossil Fuel Probe ExplainedThe Enforcement Directorate conducted raids on climate activist Harjeet Singh's residence and the offices of Satat Sampada in Delhi and Ghaziabad as part of an investigation into alleged Foreign Exchange Management Act violations involving suspicious foreign funds. According to the ED, inward remittances of around Rs 6 crore were received from foreign entities including Climate Action Network and Stand.Earth, which had received funds from donors requiring Ministry of Home Affairs approval, with the agency claiming the funds were intended to promote the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty agenda in India. Singh and Satat Sampada have denied the allegations as baseless and misleading.The Times of IndiaUP excise arrests climate activist Harjeet Singh after ED tip-off; his Pak, B'desh visits under lensThe Uttar Pradesh excise department arrested climate activist Harjeet Singh for possessing excess liquor beyond permissible limits at his residence in Ghaziabad, a day after the Enforcement Directorate searched his premises and those of his wife Jyoti Awasthi and their company Satat Sampada Pvt. Ltd. (SSPL) under the Foreign Exchange Management Act. The ED alleged that SSPL, which claims to be an organic food company, received over Rs 6.5 crore in foreign remittances between 2021-2025 from entities including Climate Action Network and STAND.EARTH to promote the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty agenda in India, diverting funds to personal accounts. The agency is also investigating Singh's visits to Pakistan in February 2025 for the 'Breathe Pakistan Summit' and to Bangladesh in December 2025 during anti-India protests, with the funding for these trips under scrutiny.StandStand.earth reacts to the 2025 Federal Budget: Scrapped cap on Canada’s largest and fastest-growing source of emissionsThe Carney Liberal government has abandoned the oil and gas emissions cap in Canada's 2025 Federal Budget, representing a step backward in climate action as oil and gas remains the country's largest and fastest-growing source of emissions. Environmental organization Stand.earth criticized the budget for providing subsidies to the fossil fuel industry instead of investing in clean energy alternatives like renewable energy, EV manufacturing, and a clean east-west grid. The organization argues that heavy polluters should bear the cost of climate damages rather than everyday Canadians already facing rising insurance premiums and grocery bills.The Times of IndiaFashion brands move slow on their green promises - The Economic TimesA new Stand.earth report reveals that fashion brands are failing to adequately fund their sustainability pledges, with only about a third of 42 brands surveyed cutting emissions by 10% while 40% saw emissions grow. The research highlights a $4.8 billion financing gap facing Bangladeshi suppliers alone, as brands set ambitious net-zero targets but place the financial burden of decarbonization on factories lacking resources. Among major retailers, only six brands—including H&M, which has supported 23 suppliers to invest in low-carbon technology—offer project financing for supplier decarbonisation efforts.PR NewswireUS Billionaires Called On to End Forest Destruction in Mega Mural by Famous Brazilian "Artivist"Stand.earth unveiled a large mural in São Paulo, Brazil, calling on the Cargill-MacMillan family to end forest destruction linked to their ownership of Cargill Inc. The artwork highlights the company's role in environmental devastation and human rights violations, while also criticizing its support for the Ferrogrão railway project, which is currently suspended by Brazil's Supreme Court.