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Sep 03

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Nemo's home in danger

The Great Barrier Reef has had a burst of global publicity with the release of the film "Finding Nemo".

A new bag of tricks? Enlarge image

Buy bilum and say no to plastic

A small organisation is promoting Papua New Guinea bilums as a viable replacement for polluting plastic bags.

Icelandic whale kill. Click for larger picture. Enlarge image

Maintain pressure on Iceland

Concluding a successful two-week tour of Iceland, Greenpeace has called on the international community to maintain the pressure on Iceland to reverse its whaling decision.

Greenpeace's secret weapon. Enlarge image

Greenpeace exposes Silex threat

Greenpeace chose the anniversary of the first nuclear weapons test on Australian soil - at Emu Field in South Australia in 1952 - to expose uranium enrichment research company, Silex.

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You have the power to change

Almost everyone in Australia now has the power to choose what energy product they want to provide their electricity. Most people want to make the best choice, to reduce their impact on the climate and on air pollution. But it's very difficult for them to get the information.

Melbourne restaurateur Dur-e Dara and Margaret Fulton at the launch. CLICK the photo to see more. Enlarge image

True Food Guide launches in style

The crème-de-la-crème of the Australian food scene gathered with Greenpeace yesterday, in a passionate ‘celebration of Australian true food’ at The Wharf restaurant in Sydney.

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Help stop Iceland whaling

Iceland’s decision to resume commercial whaling has sparked an international outcry, with more than 13,000 Greenpeace cyberactivists sending letters of protest to Icelandic embassies.

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