Stories

29.11.23

Environment

Pro-meat misinformation rife on social media, says report

Almost a million posts have been found to spread false or misleading information about meat, dairy and alternative diets

18.11.23

Environment

‘We won’t compromise’: Villagers rail against DRC’s fossil fuel auctions

Locals say they have not been consulted about controversial sell-off that threatens their land

02.11.23

Environment

Backroom deals, mystery companies and a ‘killer lake’: inside DRC’s gas and oil auction

Minister in the spotlight as lucrative sell-off is plagued with allegations of favouritism

23.10.23

Environment

£4bn in UK public pensions funding North Sea oil giants drilling new wells

Public sector workers in the UK are inadvertently funding companies drilling new oil wells in the North Sea

12.09.23

Environment

Nestlé drops supplier linked to Indigenous land invasions

TBIJ revealed last year that beef giant Marfig had sourced cattle from inside Brazil's Menku territory

08.09.23

Global Superbugs

Government failings allowed deadly diseased chicken to stay on UK shelves

Environment minister decided not to impose restrictions even after salmonella outbreak had been linked to four deaths

04.08.23

Environment

Harvard climate professor steps down from controversial role at oil giant

Jody Freeman had prompted conflict-of-interests row with $350,000-a-year board position at ConocoPhillips

21.06.23

Environment

Del Monte security guards accused of brutal killings

Staff at vast pineapple plantation in Kenya accused of shocking violence against locals

21.06.23

Environment

The Del Monte deaths: shocking claims of violence at pineapple plantation

Major investigation uncovers allegations of brutal violence at a vast pineapple farm in Kenya

05.06.23

Environment

Why we won’t stop reporting on Brazilian butchers

Bruno and Dom knew reporting could change the world. So do we.

02.06.23

Environment

Over 800 million trees felled to feed appetite for Brazilian beef

As part of the Forbidden Stories Bruno and Dom project, TBIJ pulled together data showing the systematic deforestation linked to cattle ranches

01.06.23

Environment

Bruno and Dom’s lives were ended. But the work goes on

We’re working with Forbidden Stories to make sure that vital projects like Bruno and Dom’s work survive even if the journalist reporting them does not

06.04.23

Environment

Harvard climate professor lobbied regulator on behalf of oil giant

Jody Freeman used Ivy League connections to arrange meeting for ConocoPhillips, where she is a $350k-a-year board member

09.03.23

Environment

How Indigenous people protect the world’s forests

Indigenous territories cover more than half of the forested areas in Brazil’s Amazon – but account for a tiny fraction of forest loss

08.03.23

Environment

‘No excuse’ for collagen brands sourcing from deforested land

Calls are mounting for tougher scrutiny of the collagen industry our investigation revealed how the product is linked to vast deforestation and Indigenous land invasions in Brazil

06.03.23

Environment

Collagen craze drives deforestation and rights abuses

Behind the wellness fad lies an opaque industry driving human rights abuses and the destruction of rainforests

07.02.23

Environment

Insurance giant ‘breached international guidelines’ by backing oil pipeline

A group of NGOs allege that Marsh is contributing to the serious harm caused by the pipeline by providing the insurance services necessary for the project to progress

11.01.23

Environment

HSBC’s secretive loan to a coal company bulldozing a village

Senior bankers greenlit $340m deal with energy giant RWE but recommended HSBC's involvement was kept quiet

22.11.22

Global Superbugs

Swimming in superbugs: MRSA and E coli found in British rivers

Testing commissioned by the Bureau, World Animal Protection and the Alliance to Save Our Antibiotics has found evidence of drug resistance in waterways near farms

21.11.22

Global Superbugs

McDonald’s and Walmart beef suppliers risk public health with ‘reckless’ antibiotics use

The most important antibiotics to human health are still being used within the supply chains of major US food companies, risking the spread of dangerous superbugs

Pro-meat misinformation rife on social media, says report

‘We won’t compromise’: Villagers rail against DRC’s fossil fuel auctions

Backroom deals, mystery companies and a ‘killer lake’: inside DRC’s gas and oil auction

£4bn in UK public pensions funding North Sea oil giants drilling new wells

Nestlé drops supplier linked to Indigenous land invasions

Government failings allowed deadly diseased chicken to stay on UK shelves

Harvard climate professor steps down from controversial role at oil giant

Del Monte security guards accused of brutal killings

The Del Monte deaths: shocking claims of violence at pineapple plantation

Why we won’t stop reporting on Brazilian butchers

Over 800 million trees felled to feed appetite for Brazilian beef

Bruno and Dom’s lives were ended. But the work goes on

Harvard climate professor lobbied regulator on behalf of oil giant

How Indigenous people protect the world’s forests

‘No excuse’ for collagen brands sourcing from deforested land

Collagen craze drives deforestation and rights abuses

Insurance giant ‘breached international guidelines’ by backing oil pipeline

HSBC’s secretive loan to a coal company bulldozing a village

Swimming in superbugs: MRSA and E coli found in British rivers

McDonald’s and Walmart beef suppliers risk public health with ‘reckless’ antibiotics use

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