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Governor of St.Petersburg feels afraid of allowing Greenpeace to city’s wastewater treatment plants

November 05, 2009

Today Greenpeace got a refusal from St. Petersburg’s City Administration to make an independent research of the wastewaters discharged into Gulf of Finland by the local’s waste water treatment plants.

Presidents, the Climate is in Your Hands!

July 07, 2009

6-7 July 2009 Moscow. On the first day of Russian-US summit talks in the Kremlin, Greenpeace reminded presidents Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama of their responsibility to take leadership in agreeing plans to avert catastrophic climate change.

Philips, be sensible, simply take back & recycle!

October 15, 2008

As Philips business relations gathered for the Philips Simplicity Event in Moscow’s Red Square to celebrate its 110 years on the Russian market, Greenpeace activists unrolled a banner with the phrase: “Philips: simply take back & recycle! Greenpeace is calling on the company to accept responsibility for its own-branded electronic waste (e-waste). Philips should take back and recycle its products in every country where they are sold, including Russia.

Vodokanal, enough rake-offs from the Neva!

August 27, 2008

Today Greenpeace activists marked with toxic danger signs several illegal waste water discharges into Neva river. All pipes marked belong to the city water treatment monopoly — State Unitary Enterprise «Vodokanal of St. Petersburg».

Justice for whales, justice for Greenpeace

July 01, 2008

July 1, 2008, Moscow. - Russian Greenpeace activists gathered today at the Japanese Embassy demanding release of the two whales defenders, who exposed a major stolen whale meat scandal in the so-called Scientific Whaling Fleet. Peaceful protests against unnecessary and unjust detention of Japanese activists Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki took place all around the world.

UN joins environmental calls for Russia to move Olympic site

June 02, 2008

02 June 2008, Moscow, Russia – Greenpeace welcomes the United Nations Environment Programme’s criticism of plans to build 2014 Winter Olympics facilities on a site critical to rare and endangered species.

Olympians who avoid struggle

April 23, 2008

April 23, 2008, Sochi. Today Greenpeace Russia met with the Coordination Commission of the International Olympic Committee that is now in Sochi with official visit to inspect the progress of Olympic construction.

Russia - Climate Killer

December 07, 2007

December 7, 2007, Moscow. Today, on the eve of World Climate Protection Day, Greenpeace activists held a demonstration. They reminded us that Russia ranks third in the world in terms of emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), and hence the problem of global climate change should concern each of us.

Two Thirds of Oil-Polluted Shoreline Still Not Cleaned

November 22, 2007

November 22, 2007. Krasnodar Region. Greenpeace has mapped the most polluted areas of the Black and Azov Seas coasts, oil-slicked after a petroleum tanker shipwreck in the Kerch Strait. Today Greenpeace experts will hand this map over to the crisis center at the Chushka Spit.

IOC to shape the destiny of the Western Caucasus

August 28, 2007

28 August 2007. Today Greenpeace Russia and WWF Russia met with the delegation of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) headed by Mr. Gilbert Felli, Olympic Games Executive Director. The IOC delegation arrived in Moscow yesterday to discuss with the Russian authorities the master-plan of preparing Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games.

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