Mighty Earth 🌍

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Mighty Earth is a global advocacy organization working to protect Nature and to secure a stable climate that allows all life to flourish. www.mightyearth.org

At our event “Stories from the Deforestation Front” we’ll hear from Indigenous activists from Brazil on the impact of the meat and soy industries on their lives and livelihoods. We’ll also be joined by campaigners from Indonesia highlighting the social and environmental impacts of mining and of the world’s largest deforestation project in Papua. Join us for drinks, canapés and networking: Stories from the Deforestation Front Thursday 25th June 2026 1800 – 2100 The Arboretum, 2A Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H 0HF.
Text over an image of a forest, partially cleared for a gold mine: "All that glitters is not (legally mined) gold. 34 organisations outline priorities for the Illicit Finance Summit to tackle illicit gold."
Stylized image, in the style of an old National Parks poster, of a catamount (also known as a mountain lion or puma) in the Vermont wilderness. Logo, bottom left, reads "Bring Catamounts Home". Larger logo says World Rewilding Day.
Cleveland-Cliffs Burns Harbor steel plant (pictured) has repeatedly violated U.S. environmental laws, including a 2019 Clean Water Act violation for discharging untreated cyanide and ammonia nitrogen into nearby waterways around Lake Michigan for days, killing fish; and a 2024 Clean Air Act violation for excessive particulate and hazardous air pollutants from its basic oxygen furnace shop used to create steel.
Firefighters battling intense flames in the Amazon rainforest amid rising soy-driven deforestation and fires.
McDonald's sign in front of a city skyscraper with text reading "Your favorite fast-food does not report their methane emissions."
Reuters story: Meatpacker JBS hit with US lawsuit over climate target
Burger King's Impossible Whopper and a Subway sandwich with fresh veggies on green background promoting climate-friendly fast food options.
Promotional flyer for a webinar on supporting the Amazon soy moratorium before COP30, featuring six expert panelists from various environmental and sustainability organizations. Register at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ivDNEPc-Rz6-jjKt9VMSTw#/registration
Promotional flyer for a webinar on October 30, 2025, hosted by Mighty Earth, discussing approaches to support the Amazon soy moratorium before COP30. Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ivDNEPc-Rz6-jjKt9VMSTw#/registration
Mighty Earth Webinar - RV Industry: Stop Deforestation Now! Tuesday, October 21, 2025, 8:00 PM ET Featured speakers: Amanda Hurowitz (Washington DC), Senior Director, Forest Commodities, Mighty Earth. Her work focuses on protecting forests and communities throughout Asia and Africa. Her research and public policy work exposed the RV supply-chain link to deforestation in Indonesia. Andi Muttaqien (Indonesia), Executive Director, Satya Bumi. Satya Bumi works to protect Indonesia's remaining forests and ecosystems. They advocate for people who depend on the land to promote and advance the values of human rights and peace.  Paul Steury (Indiana): Elkhart County Resiliency Coordinator, Earth Charter and High School Environmental Teacher. A former RV worker, he is a leading educator and community organizer in Indiana.
Quote: We are witnessing major banks bankroll a fire sale of the world's rainforests. As long as tearing down forests remains more profitable than protecting them, the world will not meet its 2030 goal to halt deforestation, with catastrophic consequences for the climate." - Alexandra Reid, Global Witness
Deforested land with a stream of water running across the image vertically, a bulldozer clearing the land and several piles of tree logs stacked high.
Mighty Earth logo and text: we're hiring! UK Finance Consultant, London. Over a picture of a young woman in a Mighty Earth t-shirt speaking at a rally
Tainted Steel: The Deadly Consequences of Hyundai's Dirty Steel Supply Chain January 27 Available in English, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and Vietnamese Featuring: Glenn Hurowitz, Mighty Earth Eduardo Mosqueda, Tsikini Nancy Bui, Justice For Formosa Victims Danilo Chammas, Cordillera Institute Simon Weibe, Wildsight Matthew Mehalik, Breathe Project
Graph showing hectares of deforestation linked to major meatpackers and soy traders in Brazil