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Environment America Research and Policy Center Latest Blog Posts
10/15/2021
The Tongass is the only habitat in the world that supports all five species of Pacific salmon
10/14/2021
In order to address climate change, the shipping industry must dramatically reduce global warming emissions by electrifying their trucking fleets.
Procter & Gamble annual shareholder meeting brings attention to forest degradation and deforestation
10/12/2021
For the second year in a row, Procter & Gamble (P&G), investors discussed the company’s impact on forests at the annual shareholder meeting.
10/11/2021
Environment America Research & Policy Center delivered 33,564 petition signatures to the shareholders of Procter & Gamble (P&G), parent company of Charmin and Bounty. The petition called upon P&G shareholders to act to end the use of virgin wood in tissue paper products such as to help preserve the Canadian boreal forest.
10/8/2021
Environment America Research & Policy Center organized consumers across the U.S. from Sept. 20 to 25 to urge Procter & Gamble to commit to reducing forest degradation in their supply chain.
10/8/2021
President Biden delivers a major conservation win, a thrill to all who worked on this
10/7/2021
Environmental groups urge P&G shareholders to stop harming people and the planet through its palm and pulp supply chains.
10/4/2021
Environment America's new Alaska organizer is taking her experience working with Environment America's members on a variety of campaigns to Alaska. Read more about why she decided to move from Colorado to Alaska and what she'll be working on.
10/4/2021
When it comes to making paper products, home products and construction materials, alternatives to using centuries-old trees exist. Paper products can be made from recycled paper and wheat straw. Buildings can be constructed with reclaimed wood. And bamboo is being used everywhere -- from paper to tools to flooring. This is the third blog in a series compiled by Environment America Wild Forests Intern Natalie Dryja exploring the many alternatives to timber and wood pulp.
9/24/2021
I’ve been blessed with a life connected to the great outdoors. I want future generations to enjoy the same.