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  • Vagues dans la mer de Barents © Mitja Kobal / Greenpeace
    Nature
    Climate Oceans

    New IPCC report shows critical need for accelerated climate action and oceans protection

    Canada – The launch of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) special report on the Ocean and Cryosphere today, highlights the need for governments to urgently scale up and…

    Marie-Christine Fiset
    25 September, 2019
  • Nature
    Arctic Climate Oceans

    The climate crisis is an oceans crisis

    Major IPCC report to highlight climate threats to the world’s oceans and frozen regions Monaco – A stark warning on the state of the world’s oceans and frozen areas is expected…

    Marie-Christine Fiset
    19 September, 2019
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    Consumption Oceans Plastic

    Join the global plastic pollution cleanup day and do a mini brand audit!

    It’s Brand Audit time again and alongside our allies in the global Break Free From Plastic movement, we’re inviting folks to help gather data from across Canada and around the…

    By Emma Priestland is the corporate campaign coordinator for Break Free From Plastic and Sarah King, the Head of Oceans & Plastics at Greenpeace Canada
    14 September, 2019
  • Live Sustainably
    Consumption Oceans EnergySolutions Plastic

    Avoiding the back to school/work plastic blues on your next shopping mission

    How is it the end of (northern hemisphere) summer already?! I don’t know about you, but I am so not ready to give up patio lunches, say goodbye to the…

    Sarah King
    5 September, 2019
  • Nature
    Climate Oceans

    REACTION – Global Ocean Treaty negotiations at the UN

    New York – Over 190 countries came together at the United Nations to negotiate a historic Global Ocean Treaty [1] that could help protect at least 30% of our seas…

    laura darche
    30 August, 2019
  • Plastic Trash Installation at Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto. © Vanessa Garrison / Greenpeace
    Nature
    Oceans Plastic

    REACTION: WHO’s report – research must go on

    Montréal – In response to the WHO report into the effects of microplastics on human health, Greenpeace Canada Head of Oceans and Plastics campaign responded:  “This WHO report clearly acknowledges…

    Marie-Christine Fiset
    22 August, 2019
  • Actor Javier Bardem onboard the Arctic Sunrise in the Antarctic. © Christian Åslund / Greenpeace
    Nature
    Oceans

    Javier Bardem calls on world leaders to agree a Global Ocean Treaty

    This morning, Oscar winner actor Javier Bardem was in Times Square to demand a “GLOBAL OCEAN TREATY NOW” as an electronic billboard displayed threatened marine life.  See images here.  Later,…

    Marie-Christine Fiset
    19 August, 2019
  • Hydrothermal Vents - Deep Sea Life in the Azores. © Greenpeace / Gavin Newman
    Nature
    Oceans

    Three Reasons to Support an Ambitious Global Ocean Treaty

    On August 19, the third of four United Nations negotiations for a Global Ocean Treaty will open in New York. Why are these negotiations crucial for the future? Because they…

    Sarah King
    16 August, 2019
  • Fruit and Vegetables Plastic Packaging. © Steve Morgan / Greenpeace
    Live Sustainably
    Consumption Oceans Plastic

    REACTION: Sobeys takes a long-awaited first step on the road to the reduction of single-use plastics

    Montreal – In response to Sobey’s announcement to remove all plastic bags at the cash in its 255 Canadian locations by the end of January 2020 and in its Montreal…

    Laura Darche
    31 July, 2019
  • Hydrothermal Vents - Deep Sea Life in the Azores. © Greenpeace / Gavin Newman
    Nature
    Climate Consumption Oceans

    Deep sea mining is not the future

    If you were planning to send monster machines down to a deep ocean habitat that’s full of creatures found nowhere else on Earth, you’d need a pretty good story to…

    Coralie Barbier
    17 July, 2019
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