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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

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  • Saturday September 15, 2018

    Activists, tribes tell Carnival: Stop polluting Arctic by burning one of world’s dirtiest fossil fuels

    SEATTLE, WA — Climate protectors gathered in Amsterdam and Seattle this weekend to bear witness to the ways human-caused climate change is destroying the Arctic. Participants in two international vigils gathered on Arctic sea ice minimum day to highlight the climate-disrupting emissions of the often-overlooked shipping sector, and called on cruise industry giant Carnival Corporation to end its use of the dirtiest fossil fuel available for marine transportation — heavy fuel oil.

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  • Wednesday September 12, 2018

    When we fight, we win: How communities across North America are stopping fossil fuel projects

    With all eyes on California and Gov. Jerry Brown during the Global Climate Summit on September 12-14 in the San Francisco Bay Area, the Extreme Oil campaign at Stand.earth took an opportunity to peer into our campaign history books and examine some of our movement's major wins against fossil fuel companies — and highlight the projects that are still being fought. Follow along as we tell our story (and yours!) on Twitter at @standearth.

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  • Wednesday September 12, 2018 • Kristina Flores, Climate Campaigner, Stand.earth

    Levi's and the world of sustainable fashion

    This week, leaders from the around the world will descend upon San Francisco for the Global Climate Action Summit, with a plan to take Climate ambition to the next level. Over the next 3 days, it is anticipated that major companies across various economic sectors – including the apparel industry – will make big climate announcements.

    As the world watches the San Francisco climate summit, it’s time for other fashion brands to take the lead. With so many big fashion companies gathered in one space to talk about climate action, who’ll be first to join Levi’s and announce the next industry-leading climate commitment?

     

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