During the recent throne speech, Stand.earth criticized the government's reliance on false solutions like carbon capture, biomass, and LNG subsidies, urging a robust clean energy transition that generates sustainable jobs without compromising the future climate. The group emphasizes the need for policies that ensure environmental sustainability and social justice amidst a rapidly evolving energy landscape.

Stand.earth’s climate finance director, Richard Brooks, criticized RBC's decision to drop key sustainability disclosures and abandon a flagship climate finance commitment. He argued that voluntary measures are insufficient and called for more robust government regulation to ensure transparency and accountability in climate-related financial practices.

Stand.earth publicly released documents and sent full-page letters to major newspapers, naming and shaming Cargill and its heirs for failing to uphold their deforestation promises. The campaign aims to pressure the agribusiness giant into fulfilling its environmental pledges and curbing practices that drive tropical deforestation.

Stand.earth has launched a high-profile campaign by releasing thousands of pages of documents and publishing full-page letters in major newspapers to call on the Cargill-MacMillan family to enforce Cargill’s commitments on eliminating deforestation. The campaign aims to hold the corporate owners accountable for ongoing environmental harm, reinforcing a call for transparency and corporate accountability.

On 14 June 2023, Stand.earth representatives delivered a detailed report to the Cargill-MacMillan family in Minnesota, alleging that Cargill's weak governance frameworks and poor due diligence practices have allowed numerous human rights and environmental violations in its supply chain, including cases of child labour and deforestation.

On October 5, 2021, Stand.earth published an investigative report exposing human rights abuses and environmental destruction in Procter & Gamble's pulp and palm oil supply chains. The report details how deforestation of primary forests and colonial practices in supply chains contribute to significant environmental and social harm.

In a March 2021 press release, Stand.earth, alongside other international environmental advocacy groups, expressed strong disappointment that P&G’s new environmental commitments failed to adequately address deforestation in primary forests and human rights abuses in its supply chains. This public critique targets P&G’s greenwashing strategy amid a climate and biodiversity crisis.