Today Greenpeace activists held two actions against Baikalsk PPM reopening.

Baikal Movement`s appeal to heads of state and international banking and business communities.

Greenpeace activists today resist shipment of nuclear waste from France to Russia. Greenpeace inflatables followed a cargo vessel “Kapitan Kuroptev” entering the sea port of St. Petersburg with 650 tons of depleted uranium. Activists were...

March 24, 2010. Moscow-Saint-Petersburg. Today Greenpeace activists hold two litigations near the embassies of France in Moscow and Saint Petersburg. The activists were protesting against the import of nuclear waste into Russia.

Recently Dmitry Kozak, deputy Prime Minister of Russia, who oversees the government preparation for the Sochi Winter Olympics, has rashly said that the Russian ecologists intend to disrupt the Olympic games.

Greenpeace Russia intends to prove the Supreme Court illegality of the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 1 on January 13, 2010.

A new version of the law “On Radioactive waste management” is against Russian population. It was claimed by public organizations on the eve of the expert meeting where a new version of the law is to be discussed before the second reading.

March 10, 2010, Moscow. Today a group of Russian environmental NGOs announced launch of a Coalition and a sign-up campaign to send a petition to UNESCO to protect Lake Baikal.

February 25, 2010, early in the morning the Captain Kuroptev ship with another peril of depleted uranium hexafluoride cargoon its board arrived at the St. Petersburg port. After being loaded on tank-cars, the radioactive cargo will pass through...