Our last rainforests are being torched for profit at a record-breaking
   rate. Now, Germany and France want to scrap an EU-law that would have
   helped put an end to this.
   Let’s call on Chancellor Merz and President Macron to be champions for
   human rights and environmental protection. In these times where
   life-saving laws are being canceled everywhere, we need Europe to remain a
   beacon of hope: 
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            John,
   Europe’s demand for cheap commodities like soy and beef is scorching the
   planet’s rainforests. Now, Germany and France want to ditch the EU supply
   chain law that would have put an end to the climate-wrecking sell-off of
   our planet. We need to stop them!
   A breaking report shows how we’ve lost primary rainforests at the rate of
   18 soccer fields every minute last year, mostly through massive forest
   fires. We need bold action in order to stop the torching of our planet –
   and Europe to champion holding ruthless companies accountable for their
   deforestation and human rights abuses.
   The EU supply chain law is a milestone in sustainability: Let’s send a
   global call to Germany’s newly elected chancellor Merz and France’s
   president Macron now. They must not give in to big corporations and their
   short-sighted greed for profit. Join our urgent call:
   [ [link removed] ]Merz & Macron: Save the EU supply chain law – protect our planet’s
   future!
   When the EU supply chain law - officially called the Corporate
   Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) - passed last year, it was
   a huge victory for human rights and environmental protection. The
   ground-breaking law requires corporations big and small to clean up their
   global, often complex supply chains and prove their products are ethically
   sourced. From a t-shirt made in Bangladesh to soy from Brazil, it would
   ensure there is no deforestation or slave labour in the products we buy
   every day.
   But in the past months, as if to follow the global trend of dismantling
   environmental laws, more and more head of states have called on revisiting
   this law that was *years* in the making, all in the name of “less
   bureaucratic burden for the economy”. And now, after Italy, France and
   Germany are even demanding the EU commission to scrap it entirely.
   The truth is: The majority of big European corporations actually support
   this law - from Bayer to BMW. It’s the laggards who are whining and bet on
   the wrong horse who are pushing the decision makers to ditch the
   directive.
   We cannot let that happen. France and Germany are two of the strongest
   economies in the EU. Instead of giving in to the corporate lobby, we need
   them to champion protecting our planet’s future by defending this
   life-saving law and help Europe stay a beacon of hope for the world. Join
   our urgent call now: 
   [ [link removed] ]Merz & Macron: Save the EU supply chain law – protect our planet’s
   future!
   Our community played a huge part in helping this law pass the EU
   Parliament and Commission. Together we signed petitions, sent messages to
   MEPs, and mobilised people to the streets. Let’s do it again, to defend
   this crucial law.
                              
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            Thanks for all that you do,
            Rosa and the team at Ekō
            
            More information:
   [ [link removed] ]French, German leaders call on EU to scrap supply chain audit law.
   Reuters. 20 May, 2025
   [ [link removed] ]Macron clashes with allies over call to scrap EU ethical supply chain
   law.
   Politico. 22 May, 2025
    
   [ [link removed] ]EU Omnibus: Commission expected to heavily water down CSRD, CSDDD.
   Responsible Investor. 05 February, 2025
             
    
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