A letter signed by 100 marine scientists and other delegates urges the Australian government to help stop deep sea destruction. This follows similar recommendations from scientific communities in the UK and Canada to urgently ban the destructive fishing practice called bottom trawling.
Australia exports huge piles of polluting coal to developing countries, making them increasingly addicted to the fuel. Australian banks offer huge loans to fund climate changing projects, like coal-fired power plants.
The world's last rainforests are being destroyed through illegal and destructively logged timber, which is flooding markets throughout the world such as Australia and the UK.
Greenpeace Trolley Watch volunteers have completed a nationwide supermarket survey to see how many products containing genetically engineered (GE) ingredients are actually labelled.
A solar thermal power project in the Hunter Valley, featured in a new report on solar thermal power by Greenpeace, the European Solar Thermal Power Industry Association (ESTIA) and IEA SolarPaces, puts the region at the forefront of a new energy industry with massive global potential.
Life forms we haven't even seen yet are under threat by the fishing practise of deep sea bottom trawling. Every week the bottom trawling continues, fragile environments we are just beginning to understand are being wiped out.
The Nobel Peace Prize, founded on a fortune made from explosives, has gone to the agency whose job it is to promote nuclear power without promoting nuclear weapons, and the man who heads it. Anybody with that job probably deserves some kind of prize.
