Mighty Earth reports that 500 trees are felled for RVs in Borneo every single day.
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500 trees are felled for RVs in Borneo every single day. Of those, 85-90% make a journey of over 10,000 miles to Elkhart County, Indiana. What makes this unusual is the…
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Mighty Earth
Mighty Earth is a global advocacy organization working to protect Nature and to secure a stable climate.
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- Washington, US
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- 51–200 employees
About Mighty Earth
Mighty Earth (www.mightyearth.org) is a global environmental organization that works to make a lasting difference for the planet and its people with a focus on forests, sustainable agriculture, and climate change. We are obsessed with impact, and aspire to be the most effective environmental organization in the world. Our team has achieved transformative change by persuading the private sector to dramatically reduce deforestation throughout their global supply chains in palm oil, rubber, cocoa, and soy. We've secured major commitments to reduce the environmental impact of meat. And we’ve driven billions of dollars in investment in industrial decarbonization and clean energy. We drive transformation through multi-faceted campaigns that harness market forces to change the way industries operate, drive government action, and build lasting movements – ultimately breaking the link between environmental destruction and economic growth. Mighty Earth's approach, team and accomplishments have been featured in Inside Philanthropy, Bloomberg, The New Republic, New York Times Magazine, The New York Times, BBC, Reuters, Financial Times, and many other outlets.
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Mighty Earth is hiring a Vice President of Finance and Operations with at least ten years of finance and accounting experience in a nonprofit setting, five years in a leadership capacity for a finance department.
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Mighty Earth is working with local partners in Bolivia to protect the Chiquitano forest and other Amazonian ecosystems.
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