RAN30: 30 Years of Preserving Rainforests

Rainforest Action Network has been campaigning to save rainforests for 30 years. In 1998, RAN was in the midst of one of their first major campaigns to drive products made…

Taking Back Our Power

Electric utilities aren’t moving as fast as we need them to in phasing out fossil fuel use. Even when almost nine out of ten Americans say that renewable energy is…

RAN30: 30 Years of Direct Action!

Later this year, Rainforest Action Network will be celebrating our 30th anniversary — that means 30 years of preserving rainforests, 30 years of protecting the climate, 30 years of defending…

Making Sure Michael Kors Gets Your Message

For over a year now, Rainforest Action Network has been calling attention to the egregious human rights abuses and rainforest destruction in the supply chain for wood-based fabrics. While some…

Katrina Plus Ten: Climate Justice in Action

How time flies.  It is hard to believe it has already been ten years since Hurricane Katrina made devastating landfall on the Gulf Coast. When Katrina hit and devastated the…

Sara Lee and the Problem with Palm Oil

When I’m explaining the problems with palm oil to folks who are new to the issue, I often say that I am almost impressed at how many things this industry…

How does food waste impact the climate?

While hundreds of millions of households around the globe struggle to meet basic dietary needs, a huge portion of the food produced worldwide ends up in the garbage. Food waste…

Racial and gender equity in our food system

Another symptom of our broken food system is the glaring injustice and disproportionate burden placed on communities of color. Every day, across the US, people struggle to stay on their…

What Climate Justice Means to Me

“With the support of good people and the resilience of brave people, it seems like anything can be accomplished. Sustain the Nine.” — the late Pamela Dashiell, climate justice leader based…