Master S(hit) List of Companies Contributing Harm to Our Planet (Documented or Alleged)

A list of companies currently causing harm to our planet.

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All info in this post is based on publicly available reporting from journalists, NGOs, courts and company statements. Where there is not a final legal judgment, consider these points allegations, concerns, or criticisms, not proven facts.

Companies tied to supplying or supporting the Israeli military

These companies have publicly known contracts, technology partnerships, or sales to the Israeli military or government.

Israel’s actions in Gaza have been described as genocide by UN bodies, human rights groups and genocide scholars, while Israel denies this.

Tech and Surveillance

Microsoft – Cloud and AI services for the Israeli government
Google – Project Nimbus cloud services for the Israeli government
Amazon – Joint contractor with Google on Project Nimbus
Intel – Heavy investment in Israeli tech infrastructure and R&D
HP/Hewlett Packard Enterprise – Tech used in Israeli ID and population systems
Cisco – Networking infrastructure in Israeli military installations

Weapons, Defense, and Military Logistics

Lockheed Martin – Supplies F-35 jets used by Israel
Raytheon – Supplies missiles and weapons systems
Boeing – Supplies aircraft and bombs
General Dynamics – Weapons and armored vehicles
Elbit Systems – Large Israeli weapons manufacturer

Consumer Brands connected indirectly through contracts

Caterpillar – Bulldozers used by the Israeli military
Chevron – Partner in natural gas fields supplying Israel
Siemens – Infrastructure deals supporting Israeli projects
Airbnb – Previously listed properties in illegal settlements (they partially reversed this)

Companies widely documented to harm the world through environmental destruction

These are based on credible environmental reports, not opinions.

Oil and Gas Majors

ExxonMobil – One of the largest historical contributors to global emissions
Chevron – Major pollution and environmental court cases
Shell – Major spills and extraction damage
BP – Deepwater Horizon and other environmental violations
Saudi Aramco – Largest single corporate emitter of CO₂

Agriculture and Food

Monsanto/Bayer – Glyphosate controversies, seed control
Nestlé – Water rights exploitation, child labor allegations
Cargill – Linked to Amazon rainforest deforestation
JBS – Major global deforestation and labor controversies

Companies tied to worker exploitation or harmful labor practices

Tech

Apple – Long history of supplier labor abuse allegations
Amazon – Worker safety, surveillance, union-busting controversies
Tesla – Racial discrimination lawsuits, unsafe workplaces
Foxconn – Harsh working conditions, part supplier to many brands

Fashion

Shein – Documented labor exploitation
Zara (Inditex) – Multiple factory-related controversies
H&M – Fast fashion environmental impact and labor concerns
Nike – Forced labor accusations in supply chain

Companies tied to human rights concerns

Meta (Facebook) – Spread of extremism, misinformation, and political manipulation
TikTok/ByteDance – Data privacy concerns, algorithmic manipulation
BlackRock – Investment in weapons, fossil fuels, and surveillance
McKinsey & Company – Worked with authoritarian governments
Palantir – Tech used in predictive policing and surveillance
FIFA – Worked with the “board of peace” to create contracts to build soccer fields on the rubble of killed Palestinians while using an AI video to promote it

If there are any more items to add feel free to comment and I’ll update the post if my research determines the information to be true.

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June Smith
June enjoys moving between worlds - part artist, part curator, part sensory storyteller. From her home on Vancouver Island, she shapes experiences that are both grounded in nature and carry retro-futuristic flair. Her work manifests through many forms - art, writing, gaming, and design - each piece carrying her love for community, creativity, and connection. Guided by values of empowerment, inclusivity, and a strong desire to protect the most vulnerable, June weaves together spaces that feel alive, intentional, and otherworldly. June started her artistic journey at a very young age, and found joy in a local computer program. From that spark, a new medium was born — one where technology and art seamlessly intertwine. June creates and curates experiences that move beyond the visual, blending multiple senses to craft work that is immersive and accessible to all.

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