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National Geographic Highlights Gold Mining Impacts

National Geographic’s January issue highlights “The Real Price of Gold”, bringing focus to the disastrous impacts of gold mining on communities around the world. The article focuses Peru, Indonesia, and Ghana and provides a compelling look into the high costs of gold for both people and the environment.

Highest Charity Navigator Rating Again!

Global Greengrants Fund is proud to announce a four-star rating by Charity Navigator for the second consecutive year.

China: Investing in New Environmental Leaders

Do you want to start a campaign to promote energy conservation? Protect your local river? Bring attention to climate change? Leaders at an organization in Beijing can help you make it happen—and they have already, for hundreds of student groups throughout China. China Green Student Forum, based in Beijing, is creating new possibilities for future […]

Greengrants Calls for the Release of Gabonese Activists

Nine days after his arrest, the fate of Marc Ona Essangui, champion of human and environmental rights in Gabon and president of Greengrants’ grantee Brainforest, remains uncertain.

Big Win for Activists in Romania!

Last week, the Romanian Supreme Court announced a decision to declare the Rosia Montana mountain with the highest gold reserves, Carnic Mountain, a cultural monument of national interest.

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