FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   New York (8 January 2016) – Biotech firm ArborGen, a leader in the research and development of genetically engineered trees (GE trees), has been fined $53.5 million in compensation and punitive damages after a court ruled that… Read More

For Immediate Release:  March 22, 2012 Instability in Genetically Engineered Tree Company Indicated with ArborGen Shake Up New Report: Analysis of the State of GE Trees and Advanced Bioenergy Launched Last week on March 14, ArborGen, a leader… Read More

For Immediate Release January 24, 2010 New Video Reveals Global Resistance to Forest-Carbon Projects A Darker Shade of Green Documents Critical Perspectives on REDD Global Forest Coalition and Global Justice Ecology Project have produced a new video entitled… Read More

For Immediate Release: Dec 11, 2010 Media Contacts: IEN media hotline in Cancun: +52 998 108 0748 (available through Dec 11) Tom Goldtooth in Cancun +52 998 108 0751 (available through Dec 11) Tom Goldtooth (after Dec 12)… Read More

Press Release – For Immediate Release International Indigenous Peoples’ Forum on Climate Change (IIPFCC) Indigenous Groups Announce Grave Concern on Possible Cancun Outcome  December 10, 2010 (Cancun) – As the 16th UN Climate Change Conference winds down, Indigenous Peoples… Read More

From Global Justice Ecology ProjectFor Immediate Release 11 December 2009 New Voices on Climate Change Speakers Address the Flawed Process, Forest Fraud, and False Solutions, at the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen Copenhagen, Denmark–Participants from Global Justice Ecology… Read More

For Immediate Release 15 May 2008 Groups and Scientists Call for Halt to Releases of Genetically Engineered Trees Bonn, Germany — Organizations and scientists [1] from around the world spoke today about their opposition to genetically engineered trees… Read More

For Immediate Release 6 July 2007 Government Experts at UN Body Express Strong Concern About Biofuel Impacts on Biodiversity Paris, France–An overwhelming majority of governments, including Norway, Sweden, Germany and Indonesia expressed serious concerns about the risks of… Read More