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What on Earth?

We investigate and campaign against environmental crime and abuse.

  1. EIA at 40 – 'You've got to worry about being accused of espionage or something more serious'

    21 JUN

    EIA at 40 – 'You've got to worry about being accused of espionage or something more serious'

    EIA UK Campaigns Director Julian Newman talks about his early days in the organisation and looks at the challenges that lie ahead in investigation environmental crime.

    36 min

  2. 17 MAY

    EIA at 40 – ‘You can take on the biggest, whether it's the oil industry or illegal logging’

    In the countdown to EIA’s 40th anniversary later this year, as well as sharing films and stories from our archive, we’ve also recorded a short series of new podcasts with some of the longest serving campaigners to get an insight into how the organisation has evolved over four decades. In this episode, EIA’s Senior Press and Communications Officer Paul Newman talks with EIA US Executive Director Alexander von Bismarck about the changes he’s seen in the organisation and the challenges it faces in the future.

    23 min

  3. 15 ABR

    With the clock ticking, can we agree a Global Plastics Treaty by the end of 2024?

    Progress to date and what to expect when the fourth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee – INC-4 for short – opens in Canada later this month.

    40 min

  4. 28 MAR

    Will Mexico’s crackdown on illegal fishing give vaquita porpoises a fighting chance?

    With only an estimated 10 individuals left, the vaquita porpoise is the world’s most endangered marine mammal, pushed to the edge of extinction by illegal fishing for the dried swim bladders of totoaba fish which are in high demand in Asia. But despite the species’ alarmingly low numbers, recent action in their range by Mexico’s Navy appears to give them a fighting chance – now we need consumer countries to take meaningful action to curtail the illegal trade that’s killing them. In this episode, EIA Senior Press and Communications Officer Paul Newman is joined by Senior Ocean Campaigner Sarah Dolman and special guest Lorenzo Rojas-Bracho, an internationally recognised authority on vaquitas.

    41 min

  5. 28 MAR

    EIA at 40 – ‘I've been threatened by senior government officials, shouted at and screamed at’

    In the countdown to EIA’s 40th anniversary later this year, as well as sharing films and stories from our archive, we’ve also recorded a short series of new podcasts with some of the longest serving campaigners to get an insight into how the organisation has evolved over four decades. In this episode, EIA’s Senior Press and Communications Officer Paul Newman talks with EIA UK Executive Director Mary Rice about the highs and lows she’s experience and about the challenges to come.

    34 min
  6. Oppression, sanctions and blood teak, hallmarks of Myanmar’s coup on its third anniversary

    19 ENE

    Oppression, sanctions and blood teak, hallmarks of Myanmar’s coup on its third anniversary

    EIA Senior Press and Communications Officer Paul Newman is joined by Forests Campaigner Kate Klikis to talk about the ongoing impacts of the coup and efforts to stop the military junta from cashing in on Myanmar’s natural commodities.

    20 min

  7. 19/12/2023

    Drilling down into the detail of eco crime prosecutions on our open access Crime Tracker

    More than two years ago, EIA unveiled our Environmental Crime Tracker, an open access online tool to help analyse and better understand wildlife and forest crime around the world. Recently, we expanded its capabilities even further with a new dashboard to help assess the prosecutions of environmental crimes. In this episode, Data Manager Royce To and Data Analyst Shaliza Malik from EIA’s Intelligence and Investigations team talk with Senior Press and Communications Officer Paul Newman about the Tracker and the value of its new prosecutions feature.

    27 min

  8. 08/12/2023

    Is the palm oil in so many of our products still a problem and will it ever be truly sustainable?

    Palm oil is cheap, versatile and used widely in countess thousands of products and in biofuels, but its production has been linked to human rights abuses, illegal logging and deforestation, causing considerable harm to indigenous peoples and the habitats of endangered orangutans. In this episode, EIA Forests Campaigner Siobhan Pearce talks to Senior Press and Communications Officer Paul Newman about the various problems associated with palm oil and what is being done to address them.

    33 min
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