Greenpeace Canada published an investigation revealing coordinated lobbying by logging, mining, and oil companies, which are pushing for federal offset policies that would allow them to pay-to-pollute rather than adopt strong nature protections. The report calls for new legislation and independent review of federal offset programs to protect nature and hold polluters accountable.

Greenpeace Canada's investigative report, released on February 8, 2024, reveals that natural resource companies, including Shell Canada, are intensifying federal lobbying efforts to promote offset policies that effectively allow pay-to-pollute. The report exposes a coordinated industry front aiming to undermine strong nature protection measures and emissions reductions, in a bid to soften environmental regulations.

On February 8, 2024, Greenpeace Canada released an investigation revealing a united industry front pushing for federal offset policies that would allow corporations to pay to pollute instead of implementing strict environmental protections. The report calls for an independent review of these offset programs and stronger new legislation to implement Canada’s international nature commitments.

Greenpeace Canada, alongside its international affiliates, released an investigative report highlighting forced labour and human rights abuses in the supply chain of major US seafood brand Bumble Bee and its Taiwanese owner FCF. The report calls on US authorities to block imports of seafood produced under exploitative conditions and urges greater corporate accountability.