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    Climate

    IPCC report points to stark choices ahead, but reason for hope and action

    7 October, 2018 (CANADA) – The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) today revealed the massive and urgent task ahead of us to limit global warming while also providing a…

    Marie-Christine Fiset •
    7 October, 2018
  • Press Release
    Climate, Indigenous, Oil

    STATEMENT: Trudeau government still not hearing concerns about troubled Trans Mountain pipeline

    October 3, 2018 (VANCOUVER) In response to the Trudeau government’s announcement on the Trans Mountain pipeline, Mike Hudema, climate and energy campaigner with Greenpeace Canada said: “Throughout this process, the…

    Steve Cornwell •
    3 October, 2018
  • Crudeau Oil Action in London
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    Climate, Oil

    STATEMENT: Trudeau continues to treat Trans Mountain expansion process as a “box-checking exercise”

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 21, 2018 (Toronto) In response to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s announcement on the Trans Mountain pipeline, Keith Stewart, senior energy strategist with Greenpeace Canada said: “By…

    Steve Cornwell •
    21 September, 2018
  • Story
    Climate

    It Shouldn’t Take A Lawsuit To Make Doug Ford Listen To Ontarians

    Premier Ford can’t use the notwithstanding clause to get around the legal challenge brought by Greenpeace and Ecojustice Three hours after a judge granted an urgent hearing for Greenpeace’s lawsuit over the…

    Keith Stewart •
    20 September, 2018
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    Consumption, Forests

    #WingsOfParadise: Drawing attention to rainforest destruction

    For too long the story of Indonesian forests has been painted with the darkness of burning rainforests, disappearing species and displaced communities. Greedy palm oil companies, that only seem to…

    Alexander Navarro •
    19 September, 2018
  • Orcas in the Wild in Canada. © Michael S. Nolan
    Press Release
    Climate, Oil

    STATEMENT: Presumed death of another Southern Resident orca shows species need protection from federal government, not more threats

    VANCOUVER – In response to the apparent death of J50, a Southern Resident orca Greenpeace Canada spokesperson Mike Hudema said: “It’s heartbreaking to learn of the death of another Southern…

    Steve Cornwell •
    14 September, 2018
  • Story
    Indigenous, Oil

    It was an amazing day. What the TransMountain pipeline denial means.

    It was an amazing day. What the TransMountain pipeline denial means. It was an amazing day. A decision over 9-years in the making, quashing the TransMountain pipeline. The decision upheld…

    Mike Hudema •
    5 September, 2018
  • Press Release
    Climate, Indigenous, Oil, Victory

    PRESS RELEASE: “Massive” court decision overturns Trans Mountain pipeline project approval, opportunity for Prime Minister Trudeau to drop pipeline plans

    August 30, 2018 (Vancouver) – In response to today’s Federal Court of Appeal ruling related to the Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline, Greenpeace Canada spokesperson Mike Hudema said: “This is a…

    Katie Lin •
    30 August, 2018
  • Story
    Climate, EnergySolutions

    The Answer To A Baking Planet, Is Us.

    Last week, the National Academy of Sciences published a report stating (according to the CBC): “The world is at risk of entering “hothouse” conditions with average temperatures 4-5 C higher…

    Mike Hudema •
    15 August, 2018
  • Story
    Climate, Oceans, Oil

    A Mother’s Cry to Justin Trudeau

    It’s been absolutely heartbreaking to watch. For the last seven days a grieving mother orca has carried the body of her dead calf. The calf was the first in three years to be born into the endangered Salish Sea orca population, but it died within just hours.

    Mike Hudema •
    2 August, 2018
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