From biodiversity to air, to water quality and climate change, Stand.earth designs and implements strategies that make protecting our planet everyone’s business. Our current campaigns focus on shifting corporate behavior, breaking the human addiction to fossil fuels, and developing the leadership required to catalyze long-term change.
Our work
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Canada climate & energyThere's no denying it: Canada is not on track to meet its climate commitments. In recent years our emissions have gone up, not down. Oil and gas production is now both our largest source and fastest growing cause of emissions, which means it will never be possible to meet our targets while continuing to increase fossil fuel production. As Canadians we have a responsibility to make sure our country is doing its part to address the climate crisis and to hold our elected leaders to account. Are you ready?
Canada's climate leadership
Canada is one of the top ten global emitters of climate pollution and has some of the highest per capita emissions amongst
Canada's tar sands
Canada’s tar sands are a growing ecological disaster. While being used to extract some of the dirtiest and most carbon
LNG and fracking in BC
Liquified Natural Gas is methane. Methane is a highly polluting greenhouse gas that is 86 times
Trans Mountain pipeline
590,000 more barrels of tar sands each day. A 700% increase in oil tankers in the Salish Sea. A threat -
Communities standing up to oil and gasIf we want to combat climate change, we can’t afford to keep extracting and burning fossil fuels — much less the dirtiest and most extreme kinds like tar sands. That’s why we’re pulling out all the stops to delay, hamper, and ultimately block new extreme oil projects. We know that we need more renewable energy — not more oil trains, tankers, pipelines and refineries — and we’re willing to fight for that future. Are you in?
Trans Mountain pipeline
590,000 more barrels of tar sands each day. A 700% increase in oil tankers in the Salish Sea. A threat
Arctic Refuge Drilling
The Trump Administration and oil interests want to open the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil
Phillips 66 refinery
Together with our allies, we’re fighting for a Tar Sands Free SF Bay. Oil giant Phillips 66 wants to
Stop oil trains
The US rail system was built to connect population centers. But now the oil industry is sending explosive, toxic
Amazon Crude
66% of the oil exported from the Amazon rainforest goes to the United States, with the lion’s share (50%) of exports -
Fossil-free towns and regionsWe’re working with local activists and governments up and down the West Coast to create fossil-free towns and regions. In some places, we’re supporting legislation and moratoriums that block all new fossil fuel development. in others, we’re kickstarting the equitable transition to electric vehicles—but in all of them, we’re creating a cleaner, safer place for people to live.
Pacific Northwest
Protecting Washington State and the Pacific Northwest from fossil fuel expansion With leadership -
Forest ConservationSafeguarding forests for our climate and for our future
The old growth. The Boreal. The Western Temperate. Working with Indigenous allies and local communities, we’re stopping unsustainable logging everywhere.
Previously known as ForestEthics, Stand was founded to stop the clearcutting of these vital ecosystems. Be a part of the change.
Amazon Forest Protection
The Amazon biome is the last place on the planet where oil drilling and large-scale industrial extractivism should
Charmin Toilet Paper
Charmin is flushing nature down the toilet. Procter & Gamble—the $70 billion dollar global corporation
Disposable cups
Lined with plastic. Made with millions of dead trees. We need a #BetterCup for our health and the health
Forest biomass - beyond burning
Burning forests for electricity – also known as forest biomass – is now one of the fastest-growing false climate
Old growth forests
Lungs of the world. Precious home to wildlife. Storer of carbon. Protecting old growth forests is protecting our -
Ocean protection and shippingWhat do the shipping and oil industry have in common? Both are accelerating climate impacts in the fragile Arctic region. We’re fighting to protect the Arctic and stand with impacted communities by cleaning up the shipping industry and preventing oil and gas drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Canadian shipping
Stand is working in Canada and internationally to clean up the shipping industry. Thousands of freighters,
Zero-emissions shipping
Meet the crew Stand.earth and Pacific Environment are the founding members of Ship It Zero, a coalition
Carnival’s cruise pollution
The shipping industry’s use of bottom-of-the-barrel toxic heavy fuel oil is a matter of grave concern for our climate -
Corporate climate pollutionFrom Starbucks to Victoria Secret, Staples and Levi’s, we’ve helped move some of the world’s biggest brands.
Our corporate campaigns don’t just focus on changing the behavior of one company. Instead, they aim for systemic change by transforming entire sectors. Together with everyone in the Stand community, we’re taking on some of the biggest polluters in the world. And we’re winning.
Charmin Toilet Paper
Charmin is flushing nature down the toilet. Procter & Gamble—the $70 billion dollar global corporationDisposable cups
Lined with plastic. Made with millions of dead trees. We need a #BetterCup for our health and the health
Fossil Free Fashion
Fashion has a fossil fuel problem As one of the biggest polluters on the planet and responsibleZero-emissions shipping
Meet the crew Stand.earth and Pacific Environment are the founding members of Ship It Zero, a coalitionCarnival’s cruise pollution
The shipping industry’s use of bottom-of-the-barrel toxic heavy fuel oil is a matter of grave concern for our climate -
Climate Finance
Climate Safe Pensions
Banks, insurance companies, and institutional investors are the great enablers of climate change. By financing fossil
Royal Bank of Canada and Fossil Fuels
Canada’s five biggest banks are among the top funders of fossil fuels in the world. Royal Bank of
