Stand.earth

Stand challenges corporations and governments to treat people and the environment with respect, because our lives depend on it.

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21 dirty oil pipelines & train projects delayed or stopped
65 Million acres of forests protected from logging
$1 Billion in corporate purchasing shifted to more responsible sources

These incredible results are made possible with help from you. Help us in our efforts to protect our communities, climate and environment from the risks associated with outdated, climate-polluting energy. We are strongest when we stand together.

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Wednesday June 13, 2018

Using Geo Technologies to Drive Social Change

Our friends at Google recently invited Stand’s Executive Director, Todd Paglia, to speak as part of their Talks at Google series, an international speaker series that brings great minds across disciplines to Google headquarters for talks centering on their work. Speakers range from authors, innovators, scientists, actors, actresses, artists, filmmakers, musicians, and speakers of all kinds.

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Thursday June 7, 2018

U.S. environmental, indigenous leaders deliver strong message of opposition to Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project

SEATTLE, WA — Environmental and indigenous leaders from Washington state met with the Consulate General of Canada today to reiterate their strong opposition to the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project in British Columbia.

In the meeting, the leaders raised concerns over the recent Canadian federal government buy out of the pipeline expansion project — which includes the Puget Sound Pipeline spur that runs to four refineries in Washington state.

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Wednesday June 6, 2018 • Jim Ace, Stop SFI Greenwash Campaigner and Actions Manager, Stand.earth

An open letter to the coffee industry to ‘meet or beat’ Starbucks on recyclable cups

In March 2018, Starbucks committed to bring a recyclable and compostable paper cup to market within three years. A week later, Stand.earth announced the next phase of its #BetterCup campaign, challenging several coffee giants — McDonald’s, Dunkin’ Donuts, Costa, Tim Hortons, Peet’s, and Caribou — to “meet or beat” Starbucks.

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Wednesday June 6, 2018

U.S. environmental, indigenous leaders to meet with Canada Consulate to reiterate strong opposition to Trans Mountain Pipeline

SEATTLE, WA — On Thursday afternoon, environmental and indigenous leaders from Washington state will meet with the Consulate General of Canada to reiterate their strong opposition to the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project in British Columbia and any increases in tar sands crude oil shipments by tanker, train, or pipeline in Washington state.

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Using Geo Technologies to Drive Social Change

U.S. environmental, indigenous leaders deliver strong message of opposition to Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project

An open letter to the coffee industry to ‘meet or beat’ Starbucks on recyclable cups

U.S. environmental, indigenous leaders to meet with Canada Consulate to reiterate strong opposition to Trans Mountain Pipeline