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Nestle concedes its products play part in rainforest destruction

March 18, 2010

Food and beverage company Nestle has overnight suspended direct contracts with its main supplier of palm oil, after a Greenpeace report was released implicating the company in the destruction of rainforest, which is pushing orangutans to the brink of extinction.

Save whales not whaling NZ

March 16, 2010

A mock weigh-in of a six metre replica whale ‘caught’ by John Key has appeared in front of his electorate office with Greenpeace calling on him to reject any deal that would legitimise commercial whaling.

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A mock weigh-in of a six metre replica whale ‘caught’ by John Key has 
appeared in front of his electorate office with Greenpeace calling on 
him to reject any deal that would legitimise commercial whaling.

A mock weigh-in of a six metre replica whale ‘caught’ by John Key has appeared in front of his electorate office with Greenpeace calling on him to reject any deal that would legitimise commercial whaling.

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Greenpeace New Zealand oceans campaigner Karli Thomas said the 
Government’s support of the IWC proposal was undoing decades of 
conservation work by Kiwis to protect whales.

Greenpeace New Zealand oceans campaigner Karli Thomas said the Government’s support of the IWC proposal was undoing decades of conservation work by Kiwis to protect whales.

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Four thousand people turned out to show their support for the Sign On 
campaign today in Auckland with a march to Myers Park for the Planet A 
concert. The Sign On campaign aims to get John key to support a 40 % 
by 2020 emissions reduction target at the Copenhagen climate talks.

Four thousand people turned out to show their support for the Sign On campaign today in Auckland with a march to Myers Park for the Planet A concert. The Sign On campaign aims to get John key to support a 40 % by 2020 emissions reduction target at the Copenhagen climate talks.

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