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  • Wednesday May 16, 2018 • Jim Ace, Stop SFI Greenwash Campaigner and Actions Manager, Stand.earth

    Campaign win: Starbucks promises recyclable AND compostable cup by 2021

    The movement to stop climate change comes in many shapes and forms, including our work to stop deforestation — preventing trees from being cut down just so they can be turned into single-use items like coffee cups that are used once and thrown away. 

    That’s why in 2016 Stand.earth launched the #BetterCup campaign calling on Starbucks to make a coffee cup that can be more easily recycled. And on March 20, 2018, after a two-year campaign and pressure from thousands of customers, Starbucks finally promised to deliver a recyclable and compostable paper cup by 2021.

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  • Thursday April 26, 2018 • Todd Paglia, Executive Director, Stand.earth

    The deadly fashion industry: Will Levi’s take action or keep its head in the sand?

    Does Levi Strauss & Co. have blood on its hands? That’s the question behind Stand.earth’s new report released this week.

    “Too Deadly To Wear: Levi’s Pollution, the Booming Fashion Industry, and its Role in Deaths from Air Pollution and Climate Change” uncovers the fashion industry’s — and specifically Levi’s —  outsized role in the deadly impacts of climate change and air pollution across the globe. Read the report here: http://fashion.stand.earth/.

    Among the report’s findings:

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