IATP responds to the Science Based Targets Initiative on how corporate climate targets and risks should be reported  What is a corporation to do about reducing climate change impacts on its facilities ...

A report examining the extensive habitat destruction occurring in the United States, and identifying the 21 most endangered ecosystems. Ecological importance, as well as political and economic ...

Until recently, meat and dairy companies had mostly evaded responsibility to report or reduce their emissions. But that’s ...

The United States should show its flexibilities instead of putting threats on developing countries to avoid a failure of the Doha Round trade negotiations, the Chinese ambassador to the World Trade ...

Plants that can offer cures for many serious diseases could be lost because of deforestation in Borneo, according to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Such plants could be used in the fight against ...

As we navigate the changing political landscape, IATP remains committed to our principles, including evidence, public accountability and human dignity. We have created a hub for our work tracking the ...

THE HAGUE - Italy maintained a ban of pork imports from the Netherlands this week ahead of a meeting of European Union veterinary experts, the Dutch government said. Italy, the second largest pork ...

The global food system is addicted to chemical fertilisers. For the past 50 years, these fertilisers have been heavily promoted by global institutions, governments and agribusiness as the means for ...

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Are your home, property, and access roads ready for fire season? Fire season is just around the corner, and now is the time to make sure you are prepared. First, check your home. -- Are your roofs ...

Progress killed most of the black walnut trees in The Dalles, and now disease appears to be wiping out what's left. Bob Schecter of Pine Creek Wood Company in Dufur said only 20 to 30 black walnuts ...