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Montreal Protocol – Time to Go Further

EIA Briefing to the 36th Meeting of Parties to the Montreal Protocol, 28 October - 01 November 2024

At MoP36, the need to act faster and go further in our climate ambitions could not be clearer. EIA calls on all Parties to embody the spirit of the Montreal Protocol once again and to demonstrate it truly is the world’s most successful environmental treaty.

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Jusqu’à la Dernière Grume

Comment l'interdiction d'exportation de bois en grumes pourrait contribuer á stopper les sociétés contrevenantes, stimuler l'économie de la RDC, et remédier à la crise climatique

Notre enquête révèle que l'exploitation forestière industrielle en RDC est en proie à des illégalités systémiques présumées. La RDC doit appliquer pleinement son interdiction d’exportation de grumes pour que cela cesse.

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Until the Last Log

How a Log Export Ban Can Strengthen DRC's Economy, Stop Corporate Delinquents, and Address the Climate Crisis

EIA analysis indicates that the two largest industrial logging companies in the DRC are engaged in apparent forest crimes and corruption. The DRC must fully enforce its log export ban for this to end.

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Canadian Climate-Friendly Supermarket Scorecard

EIA's updated Canadian Climate-Friendly Supermarket Scorecard assesses major Canadian supermarket chains on actions to reduce super-polluting HFCs. Despite the widespread availability of climate-friendly technology, none of the five largest food retailers by revenue in Canada have achieved a high score.

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Traffickers at the Starting Blocks

Consequences of a Premature Lifting of the Zero Export Quota for Pterocarpus erinaceus in Sierra Leone and its Impacts on Neighboring Countries

EIA investigations support concerns raised regarding Ghana and Sierra Leone's attempts to reopen trade in an endangered species of rosewood. Evidence indicates that lifting the zero export quota in Sierra Leone would have consequences far beyond its borders.