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Today about 13.00 a polar bear came to the Embassy of Norway in Moscow to call on Norway to stop Statoil's planned oil drilling activities in ice-covered Arctic, and in particular cancel it's dangerous cooperation with Rosneft.

It took police over 1 hour to move out 3 “polar bears” from the action site near Statoil office in Moscow where they protested against company’s plan to drill for oil in the Russian Arctic jointly with Rosneft. Currently the activists are in...

Greenpeace Action in Chelyabinsk: volunteer equipped with a chemical protection suit delivered to the Regional Government a letter demanding to provide the residents of contaminated areas with new safe homes.

Early this morning two Greenpeace activists dressed as polar bears climbed the oil drilling rig West Hercules at an upgrading facility in Ølen, Rogaland in Western Norway. The curious polar bears began inspecting the rig which is due to leave...

The Conference of the Heads of the Baltic Sea states on environmental protection (Baltic Sea Forum) will take place in St. Petersburg on the 5-6 of April. The forum opening almost coincided with the launching of the project on pipeline...

The famous Polar Bear who reached the Kremlin on an ice floe on 1 April has now arrived to Saint Petersburg to address the Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg with a plea for help.