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US Embassy Gets a Wake Up Call from Greenpeace Youth

Blog by ruthmorrison | December 2, 2009

Coming to you live from Copenhagen, a city totally abuzz with anticipation, excitement, and lately - ACTION. Courtesy of the 40 plus Greenpeace youth of over a dozen nations assembled here, Copenhagen has seen a lot of activity in its...

Obama, Hit a Home Run for the Whales

Blog by alexissadoti | April 7, 2010 3 comments

Yes, today our beloved National's had a sold out season opener against the Phillies and it was the perfect day for a baseball game; 80 degrees, sunny, and a slight breeze. So of course a group of us had to take advantage of the...

Living with Climate Change in California, Part 3: San Diego's Witch Creek Fire

Blog by jennybinstock | December 22, 2009

The Southern California wildfires of October 2007 were some of the most devastating fires the state has ever seen.  The fires burned over 500,000 acres from Santa Barbara County to the U.S.-Mexico border.  Nine people died,  eighty...

Living with Climate Change in California, Part 1: Santa Barbara's Jesusita Fire

Blog by jennybinstock | December 18, 2009

Those of us who live in Southern California are geographically blessed with a Mediterranean climate that brings us gorgeous weather year-round, well-loved beaches and marine life, sprawling mountains and woodlands, and breathtaking...

Copenhagen Climate Bazaar

Blog by kyleash | December 16, 2009

It has come now to the police beating protestors . Tensions are extremely high at the Copenhagen climate talks. Security in the conference center apparently is afraid that their safe bubble will burst if they allow Friends of the...

US Chamber of Commerce comes to San Francisco

Blog by laurenthorpe | November 19, 2009 3 comments

Through my few years of experience with organizing, I’ve never had the pleasure to join with such a diverse coalition of organizations as I did yesterday when the US Chamber of Commerce came to town. With a crowd of over 100 strong,...

Tales from the Tar Sands

Blog by starbuck | August 10, 2009 3 comments

Our Greenpeace Organizing Term students have just returned from their expedition north of the border to a place named Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada. One of their reasons for traveling was to ‘bear witness’ to the environmental...

Tampa Launches Campaign to Quit Coal.

Blog by Renee Hickman | September 28, 2011

In the media, coal is often portrayed at its source and we hear mostly about the ill effects of coal on mining communities. While the impacts of coal mining on these places is deeply destructive, the toxic pollution that poisons the...

"Good Try, George."

Blog by pribilof | June 6, 2010

What an interesting meeting with Royal Dutch Shell here on the shores of the Beaufort Sea, still frozen with ice, in Kaktovik Alaska. Representatives from Shell were huddled in the cafeteria of the hotel owned by Kaktovik Inupiak...

Oil to Spoil: Culture in Ruin

Blog by greenpeace_guest_blogger | May 20, 2010 18 comments

Jo Billups is a friend and supporter of Greenpeace who lives in the Gulf region. I was born in New Orleans and grew up on the Bayou. I spent my childhood looking at alligators and being on the river. I used to go fishing on these...

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