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Greenpeace maps out new vision for Mediterranean protection

03 November 2009

Greenpeace today outlined its vision to protect the entire Mediterranean ecosystem and safeguard the future for key species such as bluefin tuna.

Greenpeace tackles climate change at frontline of Indonesian rainforest destruction

03 November 2009

This morning, fifty Greenpeace activists took action to prevent the destruction of Indonesia's rainforests and called on world leaders to end global deforestation, which is responsible for about a fifth of all greenhouse gas emissions (1). The call came as negotiators meet in Barcelona, Spain for the final round of talks before December's critical UN climate summit in Copenhagen.

Atlantic bluefin tuna trade ban supported by fishery's scientists

29 October 2009

Atlantic bluefin tuna meets the criteria for a ban on international trade, according to global scientists of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT). This official assessment of bluefin's extreme stock decline has been welcomed by major environment groups WWF and Greenpeace.

IT not yet cool enough to help reduce global warming

27 October 2009

With the crucial Copenhagen Climate summit approaching rapidly, IT heavyweights such as Google, Microsoft and IBM are still hesitating to speak up on the urgent need for emissions reductions, reveals the latest Greenpeace Cool IT leaderboard.

Greenpeace statement on MEF London meeting:

19 October 2009

The MEF failed to provide the necessary breakthrough to ensure a strong deal in Copenhagen, Greenpeace says, the significance of which was downplayed by the US.

EU must not bow to US pressure for weak climate deal in London meeting

16 October 2009

The European Union needs to stand firm and reject US efforts to weaken a climate deal in Copenhagen, said Greenpeace, as the world’s largest emitters gather in London for the US-led Major Economies Forum (MEF) beginning Sunday. (1)

Obama, Brown, Merkel, and Sarkozy Must Act Now for Climate: Greenpeace

09 October 2009

As the climate talks in Bangkok today limped to a close, Greenpeace called on the leaders of the rich world to take the political decisions that will save the climate.

Greenpeace calls for arrest of illegal Japanese fishing ship

09 October 2009

Greenpeace today called for the arrest of the captain of the Japanese ship Koyu Maru 3, which was caught fishing illegally in the Cook Islands.

Greenpeace response to President Obama’s Award of the Nobel Peace Prize

09 October 2009

“We hope that this award will give President Barack Obama the courage of his convictions on climate change, that it will spur him to take personal leadership on climate change to avert climate catastrophe.

As UN climate talks in Bangkok progress at snail’s pace, Greenpeace takes action against fossil fuel developments in Canada and the Arctic

05 October 2009

UN climate talks in Bangkok today limp into their second week with little prospect of reaching a climate saving deal in Copenhagen later this year without serious action from the rich countries. Meanwhile, Greenpeace activists have taken action against unconstrained fossil fuel developments and are calling on world leaders to take charge and save the climate.