The world's most severe human rights abuses demand lasting solutions.

The Enough Project employs

The world's most severe human rights abuses demand lasting solutions.

The Enough Project employs cutting-edge research, advocacy, and campaigning to combat genocide and crimes against humanity.

Discover the official trailer for "Built to Last: Buyer Beware," a revealing documentary by Two Stories Media. This film exposes hidden practices in manufacturing and marketing that mislead

Discover the official trailer for "Built to Last: Buyer Beware," a revealing documentary by Two Stories Media. This film exposes hidden practices in manufacturing and marketing that mislead consumers, compromising product quality and safety, particularly concerning homes.

Through expert interviews, undercover investigations, and personal stories, the documentary champions transparency, integrity, and regulation. It challenges viewers to rethink purchasing decisions and their broader impact on society, the environment, and personal health.

Join us to explore the critical need for ethical, durable, and safe products. Subscribe to our channel for updates on the documentary's release and more content that makes a difference.

M-44 "cyanide bombs," spring-loaded devices that lure and poison wildlife, are back. These indiscriminate devices cause agonizing deaths for foxes, coyotes, and birds, and have also killed pets

M-44 "cyanide bombs," spring-loaded devices that lure and poison wildlife, are back. These indiscriminate devices cause agonizing deaths for foxes, coyotes, and birds, and have also killed pets and injured children. In 2024 alone, they killed over 4,600 animals.

In 2023, after a decade of advocacy, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management banned M-44s on its lands. However, the agency has now quietly reversed this ban under the Trump administration.

We successfully fought to ban them before and will do so again. Your help is crucial.

Kyrgyzstan is strengthening efforts to restore forests and protect mountain ecosystems. On December 5, 2025, a tree-planting event was held in the Kara-Kemer Gorge, Issyk-Kul Region, as part of

Kyrgyzstan is strengthening efforts to restore forests and protect mountain ecosystems. On December 5, 2025, a tree-planting event was held in the Kara-Kemer Gorge, Issyk-Kul Region, as part of the national "Jashyl Muras" ("Green Legacy") campaign. This initiative is crucial for environmental sustainability and combating land degradation.

The event was implemented under the regional FRIENDS project, "Enhancing Forest Restoration Methods for Environmentally Sustainable Development in Central Asia." This project, part of the FAO–Türkiye Forestry Partnership Programme, supports countries in the region by boosting forest restoration capacities.

Rivers are primary conduits, carrying plastic waste from land to the sea, where it inevitably impacts marine life. Our research highlights this issue, revealing that 76% of loggerhead turtles in

Rivers are primary conduits, carrying plastic waste from land to the sea, where it inevitably impacts marine life. Our research highlights this issue, revealing that 76% of loggerhead turtles in the Indian Ocean have ingested plastic, largely transported via rivers.

To combat this, our 30 Cities Program aims to significantly reduce plastic inflow into the ocean from key urban areas. By 2030, we plan to stop up to one-third of this plastic pollution.

Elema Uhatahi, founder of Falesiu ki Moana Wahine Growers in Tonga, is redefining farming. She leads a group of women cultivating vanilla on her eight-acre farm, challenging traditions where land

Elema Uhatahi, founder of Falesiu ki Moana Wahine Growers in Tonga, is redefining farming. She leads a group of women cultivating vanilla on her eight-acre farm, challenging traditions where land and agriculture are often reserved for men. Elema also mentors youth and empowers women farmers, fostering resilience and innovation in the Pacific.

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Since 2018, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), supported by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), has promoted community-based sustainable land, forest, and

Since 2018, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), supported by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), has promoted community-based sustainable land, forest, and rangeland management in Afghanistan. Active across five provinces, this project supports biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation, and improved rural livelihoods.

Through 64 Forest and Rangeland Management Associations, thousands have participated in technical trainings and natural resource management activities. This has restored thousands of hectares, sequestering over 4.5 million tonnes of CO₂. Community-led interventions, including agroforestry and fuel-efficient cookstoves, build resilient landscapes and food-secure communities.

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Free solo climber Alex Honnold recently discussed how improved energy access can deter illegal extractive industries in undeveloped regions, such as the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Speaking with

Free solo climber Alex Honnold recently discussed how improved energy access can deter illegal extractive industries in undeveloped regions, such as the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Speaking with Grist's Editor-in-Chief Kat Bagley at SF Climate Week in April 2026, Honnold also addressed climate change and broader energy access issues.

Join the FAO Global Conference on Smart Farming from 1–3 July 2026, in Rome or online. The event explores how data, AI, IoT, and precision tools optimize farm inputs (water, energy, fertilizers)

Join the FAO Global Conference on Smart Farming from 1–3 July 2026, in Rome or online. The event explores how data, AI, IoT, and precision tools optimize farm inputs (water, energy, fertilizers) and enhance soil and ecosystem health. It aims to foster informed decision-making and scale innovations for better production, nutrition, environment, and lives.

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The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) presents "Bioeconomy Talks," focusing on sustainable bioeconomy for agrifood systems transformation. This session delves into

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) presents "Bioeconomy Talks," focusing on sustainable bioeconomy for agrifood systems transformation. This session delves into sustainable bamboo farming and biochar application to enhance soil quality and productivity, showcasing practical approaches for climate resilience and land management in the Asia-Pacific region.

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