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Battling the giants: How Greenpeace fights back against SLAPP lawsuits
The fight to protect the environment often looks like a battle between David and Goliath. And the Goliaths of our world will stop at nothing to silence those who oppose…
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Greenpeace says it will not back down as Jury delivers verdict in Energy Transfer SLAPP trial
A Dakota jury of nine reached a verdict in Energy Transfer’s meritless lawsuit against Greenpeace entities in the US (Greenpeace Inc, Greenpeace Fund), and Greenpeace International, finding the entities liable…
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NZ dairy linked to deforestation inside Attenborough orangutan documentary wildlife reserve
NZ dairy has been linked to deforestation inside Attenborough orangutan documentary wildlife reserve.
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New Zealand’s nuclear-free reputation is not for sale
For Prime Minister Luxon to erode new Zealand's proud nuclear-free legacy in exchange for a trade deal is a betrayal of our history and our values.
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Seamount Expedition. Day 15: So much destruction
We survey for four hours, but we’re just seeing screen after screen of destruction. Everyone suddenly feels exhausted by it, it’s obviously not what we want to see as our lead scientist Kat sums it up.
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Greenpeace condemns the Israeli government’s renewal of attacks on Gaza and end of the ceasefire
Greenpeace condemns the Israeli government’s renewal of the attacks on Gaza and the end of the ceasefire.
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Seamount Expedition Day 14: Break from operations and ‘mystery’ fish
We’ve arrived back at Challenger Plateau to finish surveying the sites we had to move on from last week due to weather. The waves are too high to put the gear down so it's time for a break.
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Fast fashion problems and 4 reasons it will never be green
Fast fashion brands flood the market with cheap, trendy clothing at an unsustainable rate, creating environmental and social harm. 🥵
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Seamount Expedition Day 12-13: Double drop and help from afar
We must’ve done something to please the weather gods because it’s another stunning day out in the middle of the Tasman.
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The deep sea mining industry is crumbling and desperate
The International Seabed Authority meeting is an opportunity to reset the ISA's focus away from prioritising deep sea mining industry interests and towards its mandate of protecting the seabed for all.