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Toyota’s Reply to Our Open Letter Concerning the Automaker’s Climate Measures
Greenpeace East Asia has received a response from Toyota Motor Corporation to our open letter concerning the company’s climate change measures, sent on November 7.
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Open letter to Toyota Motor Corporation concerning the company’s climate change measures
Your company’s annual global emissions are roughly equivalent to half of Japan’s emissions as a nation.
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GREENPEACE EAST ASIA UNVEILS ANIMATED SERIES TRAILER TO COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE
“My Pet Footprint” Brings Environmental Activism to the Streaming Age
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Hyundai launches India IPO: Greenpeace response
SEOUL, 21 October, 2024 – Hyundai has launched its IPO in India, the largest in the country’s history.
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What the Japan Mobility Show Tells Us about Electrification
Toyota’s decision to focus on hydrogen and carbon neutral fuel technologies at the mobility show is telling.
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In China, a Greenpeace “People Power in the Climate Crisis” workshop focuses on storytelling that goes beyond climate anxiety
Greenpeace East Asia’s Beijing office hosted a workshop for journalists and local NGOs in Hangzhou, China on 20th Sept., with a focus on storytelling during the climate crisis.
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Greenpeace Urges the Formulation of a “Net-Zero Investment Act” to Address “Climateflation”.
TAIPEI, September 16, 2024 – Tomorrow is the Moon Festival, but the increasing costs are straining people’s wallets. Due to the impact of extreme weather over the past decade, food…
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“Farm to table” climate disaster
From extreme heat to heavy floods, the impacts of climate change are bringing unprecedented challenges to the livelihoods of Chinese farmers.
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China approved 10.34 GW of new coal in the first half of 2024, a -79.5%year-on-year decrease: Greenpeace
At least 10.34 gigawatts (GW) of new coal power was approved across China in the first six months of 2024, new research from Greenpeace East Asia shows, marking…
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Urgent Calls for Localized Climate Risk Adaptation Solutions in China
Given the complexity of climate risks, mutual assistance within local communities and individual self-rescue actions are also vital to increase climate resilience, aside from national-level policies. As we navigate the uncertain terrain of climate change, embracing localized adaptation strategies at all levels remains imperative for a prepared tomorrow.