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Carrying the Sun From the Seychelles to the North Pole

Blog entry by Renny Bijoux | April 11, 2013 5 comments

My name is Renny Bijoux and out of the billions of people in the world I have been chosen to go on a life-changing, challenging but fun and wicked expedition to the North Pole! How cool is that, heh?! It's not every day that someone...

Three strikes and you're out

Blog entry by Sune Scheller | April 10, 2013 3 comments

This morning, two polar bears scaled the Statoil oil rig West Hercules bound for the world’s northernmost drilling sites in the Arctic. Just a few hours later the Norwegian state-owned oil company announced that these frontier...

Snubbed by the Arctic Council, we forge ahead on the ice conveyer

Blog entry by Josefina Skerk | April 10, 2013 10 comments

I’m standing up here at the top of the world, 89.7 degrees North . It’s -31 degrees Celsius this morning and my fingers are frozen — but my blood is boiling.  Like thieves in the night, the Arctic Council have snuck in and left...

Winning the fight for the climate, one community at a time

Blog entry by Lauri Myllyvirta | April 10, 2013 9 comments

For a long time, efforts to stem the growth of global CO2 emissions and avert the impending climate chaos have been synonymous with complex international negotiations between governments. The unwillingness of governments to commit...

Bearing witness to Statoil's Arctic oil drilling madness

Blog entry by Martin Norman, Greenpeace Nordic | April 10, 2013 1 comment

I’m eating butter straight out of the package to keep my body fat high enough to withstand the cold and to resupply myself with sufficient energy. But this morning I’ve received an energy boost far better than any free-roaming cow can...

Sami Lessons in Caring for Nature and Love

Blog entry by Josefina Skerk | April 10, 2013

I'm leaving soon. My mother is worrying; she doesn't say much about it but she has been knitting me a lot of warm socks since I joined the expedition team. She is the foundation of why I am doing this, as she has given me the gift of a...

Interactive Map of the Arctic

Blog entry by Jessica Wilson | April 9, 2013 2 comments

Into the Arctic is a digital, interactive map we just launched today with the North Pole at its centre. The map features a number of static and dynamic layers that visualise the beauty of the Arctic, the threats it faces and our...

Nuclear safety? Depends on who you ask

Blog entry by Shawn-Patrick Stensil | April 9, 2013 5 comments

Nuclear safety regulators from around the world are in Canada’s capital this week to discuss what lessons they should learn from the Fukushima disaster. It’s a bad choice of venue. Canada’s approach to nuclear safety isn’t one to...

Carrying the warmth of Africa

Blog entry by Monica Davies, Greenpeace Africa | April 9, 2013

Africa and the Arctic. It seems like all those two places have in common is the same first letter. One is known for its abundant wildlife, almost year-round sunshine, and as the home of over 1 billion people. And the other, at...

European agriculture at risk: time to ban bee-killing pesticides

Blog entry by Matthias Wüthrich | April 9, 2013 6 comments

Most of the food served on our tables greatly depends on insects such as bees and their crucial pollinating role in agriculture, but the use of pesticides is increasingly placing the future of bees and our farming at risk. A ...

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