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Stop the pipeline at the source: How to show the planet some love

Blog entry by Keith Stewart | September 19, 2012 2 comments

You’ve probably had your planet-loving heart broken before, but this time it truly can be different. Shell wants to build two new massive new open-pit tar sands mines in northern Alberta. Normally the odds of stopping a new...

Greenpeace documents Russian oil disaster, Indigenous peoples impact

Blog entry by Yossi Cadan | August 7, 2012 3 comments

Shedding light on a forgotten oil spill disaster in Russia, Greenpeace has today released a multimedia website documenting the impact of the pollution, warning for the potential of a similar disaster in the Arctic Ocean. ...

Take action and #tellshell to get out of the Arctic!

Blog entry by Diego Creimer | July 16, 2012

Shell has spent 4.5 billion dollars buying its way into the Arctic, and the moment of truth has arrived. Right now, two giant drilling vessels are preparing to exploit melting sea ice to drill for more of the oil that is warming our...

Greenpeace shows Shell the way forward

Blog entry by Aaron Gray-Block | July 13, 2012

Speaking from within the headquarters of oil major Shell on Friday, the words of Greenpeace Netherlands executive director Sylvia Borren were clear:  "My first move as the new CEO of Shell is simple and effective: no drilling for oil...

Radiohead and Jude Law team up in video to #SaveTheArctic

Blog entry by Diego Creimer, Public Relations & Media Officer | July 4, 2012

Oscar winning actor Jude Law and British rock band Radiohead have joined forces with Greenpeace to produce a film featuring a highly realistic polar bear on London’s streets. The film is part of the Save the Arctic campaign, which...

The Spin Doctor’s Last Stand: TINA in the Tar Sands

Blog entry by Keith Stewart | June 15, 2011

The claim that “There Is No Alternative” is a clever way to try to shut down debate when one is forced to defend an ethically-challenged position. So it’s no surprise to see it popping up so consistently in the talking points of tar...

Radiohead, the Arctic, and Me

Blog entry by Patrick Bonin | October 19, 2012 3 comments

I can still remember the first Radiohead song that burrowed its way into my brain: “Creep,” their début single, released in 1992. Good times! The world was changing. The Berlin Wall had just been toppled. The Rio Earth Summit, with the...

Telling the Arctic Truth

Blog entry by Ben Ayliffe | April 24, 2013

“Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.” — Oscar Wilde With so much at stake in the Arctic, and so much mind-boggling corporate ineptitude at play in places like...

Stop Shell Canada and Harper from dumping a known toxic chemical in our oceans!

Blog entry by Mark Brooks, Arctic Campaigner | July 30, 2015 1 comment

ACT: Oil spills in the ocean are toxic enough, adding COREXIT makes it  52 times more toxic .  Click here to email Environment Canada today  and ask them to ban COREXIT.  In yet another case of the Harper government ignoring...

#TellShell to get out of the Arctic

Blog entry by Sarah Shoraka | July 20, 2012 36 comments

Calling Shell is easy, watch our video for ideas on what you might say. Oh to be a fly on the wall of a Shell boardroom this week! Activists all round the world have been taking action to #TellShell to get out of the Arctic. ...

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