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Closure of Pickering good for green energy; fixing Darlington wrong: Greenpeace

09 February 2010

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04 February 2010

Historic opportunity to avert climate chaos squandered in Copenhagen

19 December 2009

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Closure of Pickering good for green energy; fixing Darlington wrong: Greenpeace

News reports indicating Ontario Power Generation (OPG) will not rebuild the four Pickering B nuclear reactors is another blow to the future of the Canadian nuclear industry and could provide an opportunity for expanding green energy, if the McGuinty government allows it, says Greenpeace.

A "living statue" of Lady justice protests on behalf of Greenpeace in front of the Japanese embassy in The Hague, Netherlands, against the arrest of Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki. The two were arrested for exposing embezzlement of whale meat, while the crime they exposed goes unpunished. Enlarge Image

GUILTY! Japan's justice system "breached human rights of Greenpeace anti-whaling activists"

When two of our activists were detained after exposing major corruption in the Japanese whaling industry - we knew the Japanese authorities breached internationally guaranteed human rights. Now, as these two activists prepare to take the stand and have their day, or more in court, the violation of their human rights has been confirmed by a UN working group.

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Ottawa gets it wrong again on climate change

The Harper government announced a new target for climate change emissions on Saturday January 30, 2010 that is much worse than its previous target.

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Tell our leaders they’re not done yet

Last week world leaders let us down at the Copenhagen climate summit. Instead of delivering a fair, ambitious and legally binding treaty that would protect the climate, leaders left without agreeing to the cuts in greenhouse gas emissions that science demands. They gave us words but no real action.

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Historic opportunity to avert climate chaos squandered in Copenhagen

Greenpeace strongly condemned the arrogance of the heads of state from the world’s most powerful countries today for presenting a ‘take it or leave it’ deal to the Copenhagen Climate Summit. While world leaders, including Stephen Harper, have departed, they have left chaos and confusion in their wake.

As world leaders meet at the UN climate summit in Copenhagen, Greenpeace was again on Parliament Hill today with a message for Prime Minister Harper. Enlarge Image

Greenpeace back on Parliament Hill with climate change message

As world leaders meet at the UN climate summit in Copenhagen, Greenpeace was again on Parliament Hill today with a message for Prime Minister Harper.

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