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Greenpeace is asking you to take part in an energy revolution - to go from a world powered by nuclear and fossil fuels to one running on renewable energy.

Climate change is a reality, and it has been caused by human activity. Fortunately, there are proven energy solutions we can put to use today to provide sustainable development and energy for all. Will this energy transformation occur rapidly enough to avert the worst effects of a warming world? You will help decide the answer to that question.

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Crops, Cars, and Climate Crisis Enlarge Image

Biofuels that cause hunger

At first glance, biofuels seem to be a good solution for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as well as for our cutting dependence on fossil fuels. But the facts say otherwise…

A Greenpeace activist dangles from the catwalk during Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach's fundraising speech tonight, April 24, 2008, at the annual Edmonton Premier's Dinner at the Shaw Conference Centre. Enlarge Image

Greenpeace activists let it all hang out at Premier’s fundraising dinner

On April 24, 2008, Greenpeace activists delivered a clear message to Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach, dropping from the ceiling above the annual Edmonton Premier’s Dinner as he was delivering his fundraising speech, unveiling a banner as they descended that read: “$telmach: The Best Premier Oil Money Can Buy.”

Cut and Run: Kimberly-Clark's legacy of environmental devastation and social conflict in the Kenogami Forest Enlarge Image

Cut and Run

A new Greenpeace report reveals that Kimberly-Clark devastated Ontario’s Kenogami Forest while promoting itself as a leader in environmental and social responsibility. The tissue giant and maker of Kleenex and Cottonelle meets with its shareholders today in Irving, Texas.

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