We are proud to announce that Stand.earth has been named to Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies of 2023. Many thanks to the entire Stand.earth team and all our dedicated partners and grassroots leaders, whose passion and efforts have made this honor possible. #FCMostInnovative https://bit.ly/3ZfLBC8
Stand.earth
Non-profit Organizations
San Francisco, CA 6,051 followers
Stand.earth challenges corporations and governments to treat people and the environment with respect.
About us
Stand.earth challenges corporations and governments to treat people and the environment with respect, because our lives depend on it. Stand.earth is an advocacy organization made up of people challenging governments and corporations to make the health of our communities, our environment, and our climate the top priority. We are also #4 on Fast Company's 2023 list of Most Innovative Nonprofits. We protect the forests and the stable climate required to keep our planet — and us — thriving. Our campaigns challenge destructive corporate and governmental practices, demand accountability, and create solutions that support all of us, and the environment and climate we depend upon. We recognize and respect the sovereignty of First Nations and tribes, as well as the rights of indigenous people and frontline communities. These communities are often first and most directly impacted — and provide critical leadership in developing solutions.
- Website
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http://www.stand.earth
External link for Stand.earth
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, CA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2000
- Specialties
- Environment, Social Responsible Business, Advocacy, Protecting Forests, Opposing Dirty Energy, Supporting Community, and Greenwashing
Locations
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Primary
One Haight Street
San Francisco, CA 94102, US
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1329 N State Street
Suite 302
Bellingham, WA 98225, US
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802-207 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 1H7, CA
Employees at Stand.earth
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Todd Paglia
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Shane Reese
Policy and political communications strategist with broad experience in issue advocacy and coalition building
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Liz McDowell
Strategist, campaigner, digital innovator, connector. Founder of projects. Clean energy enthusiast. Optimist.
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Tzeporah Berman
International Program Director Stand.earth & Chair at Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty
Updates
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Stand.earth reposted this
Canada's Big Five banks are some of the largest financiers of fossil fuel expansion in the world. We worked with our allies to bring these bank CEOs before Parliament to hold them accountable for their ongoing financing of the oil, gas and coal companies that are undermining Canada's climate commitments.
In June, for the first time ever, CEOs of Canada’s five largest banks — RBC, Scotiabank, TD, BMO and CIBC — were summoned to Parliament to explain their role in funding climate chaos. Days before the hearing, nearly 5,000 people emailed members of Parliament calling on them to ask tough questions and hold the CEOs accountable for pouring nearly a TRILLION dollars into fossil fuels since 2016. 🤢 In the CEOs’ responses, we saw deflection, denial and deception. But thanks to your swift action, members of Parliament didn’t fall for the CEOs greenwashing in real time. Now, join us in calling on the federal government to regulate the banks into taking real climate action, stop their greenwashing and invest in a climate-safe future.
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Stand.earth reposted this
So proud to share that my organization Stand.earth is walking the talk, and after much hard work with Carbon Collective , our $2.8 million retirement fund is fossil free. Hoping other NGOs, particularly climate focused ones, and our philanthropic partners join us! #esg #divest #climatefinance
Stand.earth is pleased to announce its U.S. retirement funds are now officially fossil free!! 🎉 💪 We’ve worked closely with Carbon Collective to offer our U.S. employees a path to invest their retirement funds that aligns with the organization’s values. “As Stand.earth announces our commitment to invest our U.S. employees’ retirement funds in fossil-free funds, we recognize that a key sector of the divest-invest movement is driven by the longstanding and continuing leadership of climate organizations,” said Stand.earth Associate Director of Climate Finance Amy Gray. “We are proud to stand alongside other climate NGOs that are making the same commitment.” The Climate Center, Green America, Ecojustice Canada and GreenFaith also join in taking important steps this week to live organizational values. Stand.earth calls on fellow climate organizations to announce their divestment from fossil fuels, and join the global total of over 1,630 institutions and over $40.76 trillion in assets. #Divest
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Claiming #LNG is climate-friendly is nothing more than #greenwashing. Join us in demanding a global phase-out of LNG by championing the Beyond Methane Pledge! Sign the pledge or join as a champion #today: https://lnkd.in/dcSDvbNp Read more in the Say No to LNG – Global Shipping Campaign Press Release: https://lnkd.in/g9H4G8Z9 Founding champions include: Solutions for Our Climate (기후솔루션) Stand.earth Opportunity Green Clean Arctic Alliance NABU e.V. Transport & Environment (T&E) Clean Shipping Coalition Pacific Environment #BeyondMethanePledge #GreenShipping #ShippingDecarbonization
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Stand.earth reposted this
Oil and gas companies in western Canada are guzzling millions of gallons of fresh water for fracking projects while local communities experience drought. In 2022, Stand.earth wrote a report on it but since then things have worsened. Here’s what you need to know. Last year, Big Oil used a recording breaking six billion plus litres of water in fracking operations. Before 2005 the oil and gas industry was not a major water consumer but with the introduction of fracking, this changed. The volume of pressurized water needed to release underground pockets of gas is staggering. Fracking contaminates water beyond the point of usability but instead of treating it, wastewater is pumped into glorified boreholes, without treatment and only a vague hope it won’t contaminate groundwater. At best this ‘solution’ permanently removes water from the water cycle and at worst, could be responsible for poisoning local residents with the toxic chemicals leftover by fracking. Furthermore, every new LNG project threatens to draw out and contaminate more water, with experts estimating up to 35.1 billion litres annually by 2050 if proposed projects progress. So while corporate greed sucks up record amounts of fresh water, nearby districts like Peace River, AB are experiencing a multi-year drought and agonizing over their water conservation plans Meanwhile, there is no incentive for oil and gas companies to reduce their fresh water consumption. Big polluters are paying fractions of a cent per litre to drain lakes and rivers and endanger local communities. As Sven Biggs explained “companies pay $2.25 per million litres of water which means that the whole oil and gas sector paid somewhere in the region of $13,000 to access fresh water in 2023” This can change if there’s appropriate regulation. We can start by refusing special treatment for oil and gas and charging fracking companies a price for water high enough to encourage the conservation of freshwater, and requiring them to treat the toxic waste water they produce. We can no longer justify renting our most precious resource for a pittance only for it to be polluted to the point of irreversible contamination while everyday people scramble to reduce their water consumption.
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Climate change is a big problem. A Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty is a big answer. Are you in? https://bit.ly/3X3aSB5
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⚠️ FOREST EYE ALERT ⚠️ West Fraser logged an est. 13.33 ha of candidate old growth deferrals in July 2024 near Telkwa Range in the Skeena region. Sign up to receive Forest Alerts to your inbox & phone ➡️ https://bit.ly/3PgOgbg
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A new study has found that wildfire smoke is taking a toll on birds on the West Coast 💔 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gg7mese9
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✅ Trees naturally capturing carbon from our atmosphere ❌ expensive carbon capture & storage that allows Big Oil to keep polluting the planet “While reforestation can’t be the only solution to climate change, our findings suggest it should be a bigger piece of the puzzle than previously thought,” said Jonah Busch. https://lnkd.in/eFb9S8jP
Reforestation to capture carbon could be done much more cheaply, study says
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