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The latest updates

 

From the prison floor

Blog entry by Arko Datto | February 10, 2012

On Wednesday, February 8, 2012, Greenpeace activists in Kolkata set out to do an awareness drive. They were outside the Writers Building, talking about the state's need to oppose the Biotechnology Regulatory Authority of India... Read more >

Sailing on the Espy - Day One

Blog entry by Lochan Baratakke | February 10, 2012

After a rather sleepless overnight flight from Chennai to Singapore - thanks, in part, to two relentless crying babies on-board - it didn't take long before we were driven off to the shipyard where the Esperanza was docked. We were... Read more >

Supporting Greenpeace

Blog entry by Phanindra Karedla | February 9, 2012

Initially, I joined Greenpeace as a response to the solicitation from the fund-raisers on the streets. I have always believed that we should all play a participatory role in protecting our planet. This is not only for our own... Read more >

EPR-Nuclear-Reactor-2012

Publication | February 6, 2012 at 20:27

An update of the 2008 Greenpeace International briefing on the EPR reactor. We have added some of the many new design and construction errors and the economic setbacks the EPR has run into. We also include more information on the tremendous gains... Read more >

Empowering Bihar: Policy pathway for energy access

Publication | January 24, 2012 at 13:11

The state of Bihar has witnessed a promising growth in the recent years and is set to tread for significant economic advancement in the years to come. At this juncture what Bihar needs to propel its growth further is to meet the electricity... Read more >

We will not STOP expressing ourselves till the BRAI bill is withdrawn

Blog entry by Neha Saigal | January 20, 2012

We are lucky to be born in a country which has a functional democracy and expression through art, dance, and music is a part of the culture. The history of our independence is marked by non-violent expression and after 200 years it... Read more >

People power pushes back on Internet censorship

Blog entry by Brian Fitzgerald | January 20, 2012

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU everyone who took action yesterday, and took a historic stand against Internet censorship. We're proud to have stood shoulder to shoulder with some of the world's biggest websites, and all of you, in... Read more >

One Keystone pipeline down, one Gateway pipeline to go

Blog entry by Mike Hudema | January 19, 2012

I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve been told by industry and government insiders that while the expansion of the tar sands may be a terrible thing, there’s simply no way to stop it. Well, we’ve found a way. President Obama... Read more >

We're sorry, you're not allowed to read this

Blog entry by Kumi Naidoo | January 18, 2012

In the history book of bad ideas, the concept of giving corporations the right to censor the Internet has to rank among the worst ever. But that's what the impact of two bills recently introduced in the US Congress would be if... Read more >

British scientist blames James Bond villain for unpopularity of nuclear power

Blog entry by Justin McKeating | January 16, 2012

Well, now we know; the reason for widespread public distrust of nuclear power is because way back in 1962, Dr No - the evil scientist in the James Bond film of the same name - built a nuclear reactor on a Jamaican island and used it... Read more >

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