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Protect Our Oceans
Scientists have a new rescue plan for our oceans, and it’s up to all of us to make it happen.
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Greenpeace Reveals Tainan’s Anping Heritage Sites Threatened by Extreme Weather, Putting Approx. NT$2.06 Billion in Tourism Consumption at Risk.
[Tainan, October 20, 2026] Greenpeace held a press conference today at the Tainan City Council and released a flooding risk study on Tainan, a cultural capital with 142 historical sites.…
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Beyond EV Sales: Why Battery Lifecycle Responsibility Matters as China Goes Global
As China’s EV and battery makers expand overseas, traceability, carbon disclosure and recycling are becoming conditions of market access. A recent workshop showed how much still calls for action.
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Greenpeace East Asia comment on Chinese government report showing China’s 80% impact on global electrification
Beijing – China Electricity Council on September 22 released the “China’s Electrical Development Annual Report 2026”, finding that China has been a primary global driver of electrification accounting for 80%…