Justice for people and planet

We’ve stopped environmental crimes in the past and held companies to account. And our power is growing. More and more people are saying ‘no’ to trashing the oceans, forests and climate – and standing up to protect our air, land and water from pollution.

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CSEB Hasdeo TPP is seen polluting the skies at night. The TPP allegedly turns of its ESPs (Electrostatic Precipitators) at night mostly.

Clean Energy

We challenge the corridors of power on their skewed energy policy that’s still dependent on polluting coal, and vouch for clean renewable energy.

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#renewables

Energy from the sun has never been more accessible and affordable. Ordinary people across the world are already taking part in this energy revolution.

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The 100 kWp stand-alone solar photovoltaic power plant at Tangtse, Durbuk block, Ladakh. Located 14,500 feet AMSL in the Himalaya, the plant supplies electricity to a clinic, a school and 347 houses in this remote location, for around five hours each day.

Plastic bottle floating along the coast of Wadi El Gamal national park, Marsa Alam, Egypt.

Environment

We campaign to preserve, protect and restore our most valuable ecosystems for the climate, for biodiversity, and for our future generations.

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#plastics

Single-use plastics are trashing our planet. Every action to reduce single-use plastics sends a message to the industry that it’s time to change.

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Plastic waste collected in German rivers during a national day of action against marine and water pollution caused by plastic products used in everyday life. The waste was sorted in various categories, such as “Leisure and Kids”, Supermarket” and “Curiosities.” Gezeigt wird Plastikmuell, welcher im Sommer 2016 an einem Gruppenaktionstag von Freiwilligen an Deutschen Fluessen gesammelt wurde. Die Produkte sind in die Kategorien “Freizeit und Kinder”, “Kuriositaeten” und “Supermarkt” eingeteilt/sortiert.

Health and Living

We want to transform the quality of everyday life and resist the willful destruction of our health, soil, water, and biodiversity, for corporate gains.

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Tomato plant on the terrace garden at Green Path restaurant and organic fair trade store in Bangalore. The Green Path is a set of diverse eco-initiatives in the state of Karnataka. Its aim is to promote and help people establish eco friendly lifestyles through easily replicable models of sustainability.
An organic farmer shows a handful of his seeds. He doesn’t need to practice the crop burning method to prepare his fields, a major cause of air pollution in North India, because of his balanced cropping patterns.

#health

Our current energy and food production systems are poisoning our bodies greatly. But we don’t have to pay the price for it with our lives.

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