Markets Initiative led and facilitated a global campaign that resulted in the Harry Potter series going green in 15 countries - saving forests and fundamentally changing how publishings done internationally.

After more than a year of Campaign targeting, the largest nail polish manufacturer in the world, OPI, removed three of the most toxic chemicals from its nail polishes.

23 jewelers, including 7 of the 10 largest US retailers of jewelry, have endorsed the No Dirty Gold campaigns Golden Rules criteria for more socially and environmentally responsible mining.

This campaign pressured Kyokuyo, Japans largest-remaining whale meat producer, to cease its whale meat production and trade resulting in an actual policy change by Kyokuyo to that effect.

Through community action and outreach, Pacific Environment and our partners in Ratepayers for Affordable Clean Energy (RACE) blocked LNG proposals in Long Beach, Oxnard, and Mexico's pristine Coronado Island.

The Federal Railroad Safety Improvement Act of 2007 (H.R. 2095) provides sweeping reforms to railroad safety regulations. Passed the House and is under consideration in the Senate.

Moving major U.S. corporations to: (1) assess and disclose their GHG emissions, (2) include a cost for carbon liabilities (emissions) in their planning, and (3) benchmark progress in reducing emissions.

When Shell announced its abandonment of the project, it was a result of an unlikely coalition of fishermen and environmentalists coming together and challenging Shell throughout our region and internationally.

Protests, 20,000 letters, and hard negotiating during dam relicensing led to the utility agreeing to make the South Fork once again environmentally healthy.

On December 6, 2006, ForestEthics and Limited Brands made a joint announcement that the company would employ a broad range of new environmental policies and practices for its catalog production.

After EIAs merbau report release, Armstrong developed, with EIA input, a Corporate Environmental Sustainability Strategy and a relationship with the Tropical Forest Foundation to assist in its implementation.

McDonald's is working with CIW to pay a penny more per pound to workers harvesting its tomatoes, enforce a real code of conduct, and develop a third party monitoring mechanism.