This summer marks 10 years since Earthsight began exposing crime and injustice linked to global commodities.

Our new investigation reveals that wood used in America’s favourite RVs can be traced to the devastation of Borneo’s rainforests

Oscar Luiz Cervi, cited over slave labor at a cotton farm, sells his output to Bunge; the US multinational owns Viterra, a cotton exporter that supplies manufacturers producing for brands including Ga...

Millions of hectares of Amazon rainforest are newly at risk of being legally deforested, a new study estimates. The potential increase in deforestation comes as soy companies have terminated their…

Yesterday, Monday 20 July, Andy Burnham was sworn in as the new Prime Minister of the UK. Read below the letter CJC and our partners sent to welcome him into office. In it, we explain why action to pr...

Two Dutch timber importers are at the center of a new investigation that shows they may have purchased suspect wood sourced to one of the largest logging companies in Brazil, which had temporarily…

APRIL will buy from timber companies which have together cleared more than 47,000 hectares of precious tropical forest since 2020

Over 2000 concerned citizens and organisations from across Europe and beyond raised their voice to urge the EU Commission to keep leather in the EUDR

The EU Commission has invited members of the public to have their say on products covered by the EUDR

The Commission has caved to the European leather sector’s lobbying to exempt itself from the regulation

JAKARTA — Several European timber firms have cut ties with suppliers linked to deforestation in Indonesia following a 2025 investigation, suggesting that an upcoming European Union regulation is alrea...

The EUDR must be enforced with no further changes or delays to combat the EU’s rising exposure to Amazon deforestation

Some companies have made headway toward removing deforestation from their supply chains in the last year, in preparation for the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), according to a new repo...

Trade in products of deforestation persist, even as individual companies raise their game

New study reveals big-brand UK retailers selling tropical wood labelled as ‘sustainable’ despite links to deforestation and human rights abuses

Inclusion of leather in the EUDR is needed to ensure EU consumers are not contributing to deforestation and human rights abuses

Mighty Earth, a global environmental advocacy group, is pressuring RV makers to stop using wood from Borneo, where orangutans are losing their habitat, and instead work through the Forest Stewardship Council to source their wood.

Stop the dismantling of European environmental protections. Stand up for forests, wildlife, clean air, and safe water - our nature depends on it.

Hundreds of Indigenous people have been protesting in northern Brazil for two weeks outside the port terminal of U.S. agribusiness giant Cargill, angered over the dredging and development of Amazonian...

Open letter calls for PEFC to revoke a 'sustainable' certification given to Indonesia's top deforesters, which have cleared more than 40,000 hectares of precious tropical forest in Borneo since 2021

A new investigative report from EIA documents a major illegal logging operation in Munduruku Indigenous Territory, in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, and shows how illegal timber from the region is...

The UK government’s national security assessment released yesterday underscores a stark reality: accelerating nature loss is not just an environmental issue, it is a foundational threat to global s…

Earthsight and Auriga have found evidence pointing to a specific company as having contributed to the deadly floods in Sumatra in November 2025

Vítima sofreu emboscada e foi morta a tiros durante operação de desintrusão na Terra Indígena Apyterewa, no sudeste do Pará.

JAKARTA — A major global forestry certification body is under scrutiny for endorsing one of Indonesia’s largest recent deforesters, raising concerns that consumers may be misled about the origins of t...

Voluntary certification has time and again failed to protect the world’s forests; only legislation can force companies to prioritise sustainability