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News & Stories - Page 230 of 231 - Greenpeace Aotearoa

  • An activist climbes the power station in protest with a banner reading "Coal Cooks The Climate"
    Press release
    Climate Change, Coal

    Climate the winner as Marsden B scrapped

    Greenpeace today heralded Mighty River Powers decision to scrap Marsden B, which would have been the first major coal fired power station built in New Zealand for over 30 years.

    Nick Young •
    7 March 2007
  • Publication
    Clean Energy

    The power and appeal of wind

    Anyone who has struggled to stay upright in a strong Wellington or Taranaki gale is aware of the intrinsic power of the wind. Wind energy has been harnessed by people for centuries. From the familiar windmills of Europe to the world’s most famous explorers who mapped the globe by sailing ship. Indeed the first Polynesian…

    Greenpeace New Zealand •
    1 December 2006
  • Publication
    Coal

    The environmental impacts of coal

    Coal is the dirtiest of all fuels. From mining to coal cleaning, from transportation to electricity generation to disposal, coal releases numerous toxic pollutants into the air, water and land. These disrupt ecosystems and endanger human health. Some cause cancer, others damage the nervous and immune systems, and some impede reproduction and development.

    Greenpeace New Zealand •
    1 May 2005
  • Press release
    PeoplePower

    Groups protest against dioxin at parliament

    The groups here today represent Dioxin Investigation Action Group, SWAP – Sawmill Workers Against Poisons, Vietnam Vets. Te Waka Kai Ora and by proxy all peoples of Aotearoa/NZ.

    Nick Young •
    2 December 2004
  • Press release
    PeoplePower

    30 years of neglect for Paritutu residents, report reveals

    New Plymouth – A report released by the Ministry of Health today has confirmed that Dow is one of the largest historical polluters in New Zealand, says Greenpeace. Dioxin levels…

    Mere Takoko •
    9 September 2004
  • A Greenpeace activist dressed as Ronald McDonald waves sadly from the back off a cop car after getting arrested for locking himself to the gates of McDonald's South Auckland Distribution Centre
    Press release
    Food&Farming

    Ronald McDonald arrested at GE protest

    Ronald McDonald arrested today after locking himself to the gates of McDonalds’ South Auckland distribution centre in Golden Arches Place, Wiri. Greenpeace Activist Gareth Hughes from Wellington, in full Ronald…

    Steve Abel •
    12 May 2004
  • Press release
    Food&Farming

    Ronald McDonald Arrested At GE Protest

    Ronald McDonald has been arrested today after locking himself to the gates of McDonalds’ South Auckland distribution centre in Golden Arches Place, Wiri. Greenpeace Activist Gareth Hughes from Wellington, in…

    Steve Abel •
    11 May 2004
  • A Greenpeace activist dressed as Ronald McDonald hands in his resignation at the Queen Street branch of McDonalds in Auckland as the franchise is using chickens fed on genetically engineered (GE) soy meal. Imported GE soy feed is the biggest source of GE contamination in the New Zealand food chain. McDonalds chicken is supplied by Australian poultry giant Inghams which brings in around 50,000 tonnes of GE contaminated soy annually.
    Press release
    Food&Farming

    Ronald McDonald quits McDonalds over GE chicken

    Ronald McDonald entered the Queen Street branch of McDonalds today and handed in his resignation. The dramatic action was taken by the infamous fast food clown in protest at McDonalds…

    Steve Abel •
    12 April 2004
  • Greenpeace activists protest with a billboard outside the parliament in Wellington. Greenpeace is protesting the Labour Government's decision not to extend the moratorium on GE. The billboard is headed "Good leaders listen to the people" and depicts former Prime Ministers Norman Kirk and David Lange and current PM Helen Clark with historical images of anti-Vietnam, anti-nuclear and anti-GE protests corresponding to each PM with brief descriptions of the actions taken by the respective leaders.
    Story
    Food&Farming

    People’s GE Moratorium Launch Begins New Phase

    Wellington: Key groups campaigning against GE release in New Zealand will today deliver a strong message that “the battle is not over” as they launch the next phase of the…

    Steve Abel •
    29 October 2003
    2 min read
  • Press release

    NO WAR banner over the America’s Cup race

    Greenpeace flew an 18 by 6 metre 'No War, Peace Now' banner above the opening of the America's Cup yacht challenge today to promote peace, as protest against a war in Iraq spread around the world.

    Robbie Kelman •
    15 February 2003
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