Halloween’s palm oil ecocide – really scary!

This #Halloween, as you revel in terrifying tales and creepy costumes, remember that the most terrifying tale of all isn’t enjoyable folklore—it’s the horrifying truth about palm oil. This ingredient causes #deforestation, #ecocide, #humanrights abuses and #indigenous land-grabbing. The production of #palmoil casts a dark shadow over our planet, as it can only be grown on destroyed tropical rainforests. So-called “sustainable” palm oil used by the world’s biggest food brands like Nestle, Mondelez, Hersheys, Ferrero and Mars is a complete greenwashing lie. So don’t buy any of it! All palm oil threatens the very existence of wildlife, polluting our air and water, accelerates climate change, and tramples on the rights of indigenous communities worldwide. This Halloween, take action and use your wallet as a weapon. 🌍🌳🦍 #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife

Washington Post recommends you boycott palm oil this Halloween

A Washington Post interview with an economist and expert said that wise consumers should boycott palm oil this Halloween. Instead you should take a second look at what you buy, eat and distribute on Halloween. Two main ingredients in candy are leading to human rights abuses, deforestation and child slavery. Below you will find waysContinue reading “Washington Post recommends you boycott palm oil this Halloween”

Learn how to boycott palm oil this Halloween

Avoid and boycott palm oil in brands every Halloween with this complete guide for consumers in Australia, the UK and the USA.

Consumption of Wealthy Nations Drives Extinction

Learn about how the consumption habits wealthy nations are driving extinction due to deforestation, per a recent Princeton University study

BP, Unilever, HSBC: Savage Colonialism in West Papua

Take action for indigenous rights! Research reveals UK banks, energy giants, and arms exporters are profiting from palm oil and mining ecocide in West Papua.

Amazon Rainforest Nears Tipping Point, Scientist Warns

Climate scientist warns Amazon rainforest is dangerously close to a tipping point due to deforestation, agribusiness, mining and organised crime, take action!

Forest loss causes 28,000 heat-related deaths yearly

Learn how tropical deforestation-linked heat kills 28,000 annually due to air pollution. Forest loss is a health emergency, demand change!

Honduras Church Massacre Exposes “Sustainable” Palm Oil Violence

Learn how the Honduras church massacre exposes palm oil violence. 20 peasant workers were murdered by paramilitaries for defending their land

Protecting the Amazon’s Lungs Protects Human Lungs

Discover how reducing Amazon rainforest deforestation directly saves human lives. Study finds stopping deforestation saves 680 lives annually

Palm Oil: Vegan or Industry-Sponsored Greenwash?

Discover if palm oil is truly vegan, and learn how corporate greenwashing hides the devastating deforestation causing wildlife extinction

Stand Strong with Environmental and Human Rights Defenders

Discover how you can stand with environmental and human rights defenders face persecution globally for guarding people, animals and planet

Biofuels in Brazil: Green Growth or Greenwash?

Stop the biofuel boom in Brazil before it destroys the Amazon. Discover how palm oil greenwashing is displacing Indigenous communities today

Oil palm in Latin America: monoculture and violence

Oil palm expansion in Latin America is driving deforestation, land grabs and violence against communities. Learn about RSPO greenwashing

Trash into Treasure: Turning E-Waste and CO2 into Gold

Turning E-Waste and CO2 into Gold addresses e-waste challenges and contributes to CO₂ reduction efforts. Take action and boycott gold for Yanomami people!

Sustainable Aviation Fuel: Palm Oil Fraud and GHG Emissions

Virgin Atlantic airlines now uses ‘sustainable aviation fuel’ however experts call it greenwashing and industry spin causing climate change. Boycott palm oil!

Forest Protection Equals Climate Protection

Discover why global forest protection equals climate protection. Learn how Indigenous land rights are crucial for the world’s future.

Mondelēz, Oreo and Palm Oil Greenwashing Exposed

Mondelēz International who make Oreos keep sourcing palm oil from suppliers linked to violence and deforestation. Their RSPO certification is pure greenwash!

JBS Deforestation: Jaguars lose Rainforests to Cows

Global Witness report finds JBS, the world’s largest meat company, is directly linked to deforestation in the Amazon and Pantanal putting jaguars at risk

World’s Wealthiest People Drive Two Thirds of Global Warming

Wealthiest people in USA and China responsible for 2/3 of global warming since 1990. Climate policies needed to target the richest people on the planet now!

Commodifying Forests is Dangerous Greenwashing

Commodifying forests as merely an investment for ‘carbon credits’ has many dangerous loopholes that human rights to indigenous peoples, take action!

Finance giants fuel $8.9 trillion deforestation economy

Forest 500 report shows 150 of the world’s largest financial institutions invested nearly $9 trillion in deforestation-linked industries. Support EUDR!

Indigenous Peoples Fight Climate Change

After wildfires, Belize’s indigenous people rebuild stronger based on “se’ komonil”: reciprocity, solidarity, gender equity, togetherness and community.

Around 25% of Africa’s Land is Damaged: This is How We Fix It!

Almost 25% of all land in Africa has been damaged driven by climate change and deforestation for mining palm oil and cocoa. Take action and protect forests!

SOCFIN’s Empire of Palm Oil Oppression in Africa

Investigation by Bloomberg exposes that despite being RSPO members, #SOCFIN plantations in #WestAfrica are the epicentre of #humanrights abuses, sexual coercion, environmental destruction, and #landgrabbing. Operating in #Liberia, #Ghana, #Nigeria, and beyond, SOCFIN’s #rubber and #palmoil plantations continue historical colonial legacies of exploitation. Despite widespread evidence of abuse and deforestation, SOCFIN and its partners benefit from weak sustainability certifications such as #FSC and #RSPO. Europe and the US buy products directly linked to these violations, greenwashing the destruction in the process. Indigenous communities and workers are actively resisting this huge injustice —They seek proper redress in the form of stricter #EUDR regulations and better protections of their health, livelihoods and families. Consumers can boycott palm oil and rubber in solidarity. #BoycottPalmOil #Boycott4Wildlife

Palm Oil Threatens Ancient Noken Weaving in West Papua

Colonial palm oil and sugarcane causing the loss of West Papuans’ cultural identity. Land grabs force communities from forests, threatening Noken weaving

Indigenous Malay idea of ‘Badi’ – respect for wildlife

The Indigenous Semai #indigenous people of #Malaysia can teach us a lot about how to protect people, planet and biodiversity. The Indigenous concept of #badi is not superstition or taboo, it’s about respecting the land, environment and #wildlife in order to avoid negative ecosystem impacts. #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife

Family ties expose palm oil rights violations in Indonesia

An explosive report by the Environment Investigation Agency (EIA) details how Indonesia’s Fangiono family, through a wide corporate web, is linked to ongoing #deforestation, #corruption, and #indigenousrights abuses for #palmoil. Calls mount for governments to act immediately to strengthen the #EUDR. Consumers can act when we #BoycottPalmOil #Boycott4Wildlife #HumanRights

West Papuan Indigenous Women Fight Land Seizures

Indigenous Melanesian women in West Papua fight land seizures for palm oil and sugar plantations, protecting their ancestral rights. Join #BoycottPalmOil

Rivers are still people in South East Asia despite court showdown

Healthy rivers are essential for community wellbeing. India and Bangladesh legally recognise rivers as natural persons with rights and powers. Take action!

Deforestation Devastates Tesso Nilo National Park’s Endangered Creatures

Act now to save Tesso Nilo Park. This vital Indonesian park has lost 78% of its primary forest, threatening the habitat of Sumatran tigers and elephants