Fossil Fuels

Our society has developed by relying on unsustainable energy sources such as coal, oil, and natural gas. In particular, so-called developed countries have exploited and benefited from fossil fuels. The lives of indigenous and local people are being threatened and destroyed at the sites of resource extraction. There is an urgent need to move away from a society dependent on fossil fuels in order to tackle the climate crisis.

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2025.09.012025.09.01Blog

TICAD in Yokohama: Reflecting on the Real Meaning of Development in Africa

2025.08.232025.08.27Resources

Is Japan and South Korea’s Joint ‘CLEAN’ Initiative on Methane Abatement Truly Clean?

2025.08.122025.08.12Petitions and Statements

[Statement by Indonesian CSOs] The Project Green Ammonia Initiative from Aceh (GAIA) is greenwashing under the guise of energy transition — Japanese public and private sector should halt the project

2025.07.302025.07.30Petitions and Statements

Groundbreaking report documents methane emissions from LNG infrastructure in Japan

2025.07.172025.07.17Petitions and Statements

Press release – UN urged to investigate allegations of severe Human Rights violations committed by Mozambique Security Forces at gas site

2025.07.172025.07.18Petitions and Statements

Indigenous Leaders in Canada Demand Accountability from JBIC and Mitsubishi for Complicity in LNG Canada Violations

2025.05.292025.05.29Petitions and Statements

Japan must reject investment in the risky and uneconomic Alaska LNG project

2025.04.302025.04.30Petitions and Statements

Indonesian Communities and NGOs request before ADB Annual Meeting: “For the Sake of Climate, Environment, and Local Communities, Take the Current Approach under the Energy Transition Mechanism for the Early Retirement of the Cirebon Coal-Fired Power Plant Unit 1 Back to the Drawing Board for Now”

2025.04.102025.04.11Petitions and Statements

Press release – Japan’s “Gas Empire” tackled as LNG carrier giants face global criticism hit Mozambique