Corporate greenwashing

Greenwashing is on the rise, undermining our efforts to tackle the climate crisis at a time when it matters most. We use the law to hold companies to account for the claims they make on climate and to change corporate behaviour for better outcomes for communities, investors and the planet. For a safe future, scientists agree […]

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Your generous donation is helping to take big polluters to court and turn the climate and extinction crises around. Right now, corporate polluters are forging ahead with around 114 new coal and gas projects across Australia. If they go ahead, it would lock in decades more carbon pollution and climate disasters. The law is our […]

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The UN says it is time to draw a red line around greenwashing 

By EDO Managing Lawyer Kirsty Ruddock & Senior Solicitor Zoe Bush Last year, the EDO on behalf of its client, the Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility, brought a world-first case against Santos Limited for its allegedly misleading net zero emissions claim. [1]  While expanding its fossil fuel production, Santos claimed it had a credible plan […]

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EDO submission to the 2022 Draft Tasmanian Planning Policies

EDO welcomes the opportunity to comment on the Draft Tasmanian Planning Policies (TPPs) before they are submitted for consideration by the Tasmanian Planning Commission. The TPPs will provide the overarching guidance and direction of both Regional Land Use Strategies (RLUS) and the Tasmanian Planning Scheme. Our submission focused on the need for the TPPs to […]

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EDO submission to the Independent review of Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs)

EDO is concerned that the increasing use of carbon offsets undermines the urgent task of reducing fossil fuel emissions to limit global warming consistent with international agreement, particularly where carbon offsets are shown to be falling short of best practice. In our submission, we raise concerns and examples of increasing corporate reliance on offsetting in […]

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