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UN Climate Summit: Global cooperation persists despite Trump, ambition and urgency lacking as eyes turn to COP30
Leaders of world’s biggest polluters failed to signal they are prepared to rapidly step up action to close the 1.5°C gap at UN Climate Summit in New York.
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Greenpeace response to attack on the Global Sumud Flotilla
Greenpeace is deeply alarmed by reports that vessels in the Global Sumud Flotilla have come under attack by drones in international waters.
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Climate change is here, world leaders must now close the 1.5°C ambition gap
As nations hedge their bets on what action to take and when, deadly heatwaves, floods and hurricanes will only escalate and worsen.
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Greenpeace USA unveils giant “bill” with the economic damages brought on by five major oil and gas companies at NYC Climate Week
Greenpeace activists deployed a giant “Climate Polluters Bill” while marching in a mass demonstration on the eve of the UN General Assembly.
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Nations urged to immediately start work on high seas sanctuaries as historic Ocean Treaty milestone hit
In a landmark moment for ocean protection, the Global Ocean Treaty reached its 60th ratification.
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Greenpeace International’s landmark anti-SLAPP case going forward after North Dakota judge rejects Energy Transfer request for anti-suit injunction
Greenpeace International’s landmark anti-intimidation lawsuit against Energy Transfer continues in the Netherlands after a North Dakota judge rejected the pipeline company’s attempt to avoid accountability under the European Union’s anti-SLAPP laws.
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Greenpeace International calls on North Dakota court to reject Energy Transfer’s attempt to avoid accountability under EU law
Greenpeace International met Energy Transfer in a hearing to address the company’s request for an anti-suit injunction protecting it from accountability under Dutch and European Union law.