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KYOTOplus campaign and the Copenhagen Climate Conference

We must act now for the future.

The most important climate conference in history runs from December 7 to 18 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

At this United Nations conference, world leaders must agree to take action to significantly reduce the world's greenhouse gas emissions if we are to avoid climate chaos.

The KYOTOplus campaign has already mobilized 150,000 Canadians to pressure the federal government to support strong action on climate change in Copenhagen. Without action, millions will suffer.

The federal government has failed to act, failed to lead.

Why? A big reason is the dirty oil of the tar sands. Greenpeace actions in September and October exposed the climate crimes of the tar sands

Support KYOTOplus to demand action to stop climate chaos.

We'll deliver the signatures to Ottawa and to the Copenhagen conference.

SIGN THE KYOTOplus PETITION Help turn Canada from failure to leadership.

Melissa Auf Der Maur urges Canadians to sign Kyotoplus

Lyriq Bent urges Canadians to sign Kyotoplus

Steve Bacic urges Canadians to sign Kyotoplus

Tonya Lee Williams urges Canadians to sign Kyotoplus

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Apple responds to customers, starts down road to clean energy iCloud

Apple responds to customers, starts down road to clean energy iCloud

Blog entry by Gary Cook | May 24, 2012

This week, after hundreds of thousands of Apple customers and Greenpeace supporters asked the company to use clean energy instead of dirty coal, it announced a significant investment in local renewable energy to power its data ... Read more >

Shell: Dear Greenpeace, we know where you live...

Shell: Dear Greenpeace, we know where you live...

Blog entry by Diego Creimer | May 17, 2012

Yesterday morning, staff at Greenpeace Germany received an important-looking letter from Shell - well, Shell’s Legal Services department. Over the next 24 hours or so, identical letters arrived at other Greenpeace offices, ... Read more >

Greenpeace activists project supporters’ messages on the wall of Apple headquarters urging them to clean their cloud

Greenpeace activists project supporters’ messages on the wall of Apple headquarters...

Feature story | May 15, 2012 at 9:13

Toronto, ON—Greenpeace activists projected Facebook posts, tweets, and photos from supporters onto a wall of the company’s Cupertino headquarters last night, asking Apple to clean their iCloud by powering those data centres with renewable energy... Read more >

Greenpeace Canada to denounce the "biomess" at the UN

Greenpeace Canada to denounce the "biomess" at the UN

Blog entry by Nicolas Mainville | May 7, 2012

Is wood energy good or bad? This is the question that will be asked in a policy debate held by the UN/FAO to many international stakeholders in Geneva this week. Greenpeace Canada will be representing the environmental community... Read more >

International Polar Year Conference

International Polar Year Conference

Blog entry by Yossi Cadan | May 1, 2012

It’s Friday and I am on the train back from Montreal after spending a week in the IPY conference (International Polar Year) 2012. This conference hosted around 3000 participants from around the world, the majority being scientists from... Read more >

Apple: Think Different about your dirty energy

Apple: Think Different about your dirty energy

Blog entry by Kumi Naidoo | April 26, 2012

Activists released hundreds of black balloons in stores to represent the dirty cloud. The Internet and social media are extraordinary engines of change helping to drive revolutions and positive social change. They’ve become... Read more >

Premier Redford: Belief in climate change requires action on climate change

Premier Redford: Belief in climate change requires action on climate change

Blog entry by Mike Hudema | April 25, 2012

Well, the dust has settled and the Progressive Conservative party has won another majority government. Only this time, for the first time in my life, it was surprising. No one at the Greenpeace office will be cheering the... Read more >

Greenpeace activists stage ‘cloud cleaning’ demonstration at Toronto Apple store

Greenpeace activists stage ‘cloud cleaning’ demonstration at Toronto Apple store

Feature story | April 24, 2012 at 14:00

Today, Greenpeace activists staged a demonstration at the Apple store in Toronto’s Eaton Centre as part of a campaign to get the company to power its massive data centres with renewable energy instead of coal. Read more >

Apple, Amazon and Microsoft choose dirty energy to power growing cloud

Apple, Amazon and Microsoft choose dirty energy to power growing cloud

Feature story | April 17, 2012 at 7:00

As more people around the world use cloud computing to store and share their data on the Internet, major IT companies are resorting to dirty energy like coal and nuclear power to accommodate the demand, according to a Greenpeace rep­ort released... Read more >

Wildrose in Denial

Wildrose in Denial

Blog entry by Mike Hudema | April 16, 2012

A day after journalists started noticing the leading parties aren’t talking about tar sands or the environment in the Alberta election, and two days after a Wildrose candidate wrote about how gays and lesbians will ‘suffer the rest... Read more >

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