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Annual Report 2023
Your dedication has been pivotal in driving tangible change in our region, and we extend our deepest gratitude for your partnership – it is this partnership that has created the many impacts Greenpeace has driven forward in 2023.
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China’s first-ever disaster management regulation for heritage sites needs to mention climate change: Greenpeace
Beijing – China’s first-ever provincial-level regulation on natural disaster risk management for cultural relics will take effect in Shanxi province on February 1, outlining how to manage disaster risk for…
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China needs a law that protects its cultural heritage from climate change
It’s vital for the revised law to provide a forward-looking, preventive legal framework, ensuring the protection of China’s cultural heritage against the burgeoning threat of climate change.
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Annual Report 2022
Read through Annual Report 2022 to know how your backing helped us achieve many successes in the region and beyond.
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Annual Report 2021
2021 marks Greenpeace's 50th anniversary. It is also the time that we face our greatest challenges. But decades of action and millions of acts of courage will take us to a green and peaceful future, as long as you are with us.
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Annual Report 2020
The world will remember 2020 as the year that prompted us to accept a new way of living. The pandemic has exposed our vulnerabilities, but it has also revealed those things that can, and must, change. It has unleashed our imaginations to solve this crisis in a way that is immensely inspiring in the face…
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Annual Report 2019
Our decisions today influence the planet tomorrow. 2019 was a year of environmental challenges but it was also the year when people from all corners of the world and walks of life got together to call for real action from the heart.
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Annual Report 2018
Because of you and millions of people just like you, we believe in Positive Change Through Action. We stand together and meet the challenge with hope.
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The Inconvenient Mind Part 2-Recommendations 1
If concern alone would trigger climate action, present awareness and concern levels of climate change by the middle class people around the world , would be sufficient to achieve the political and societal changes necessary. However scientists increasingly point to natural cognitive processes like ambivalence, anxieties and denial, triggered by the very concern about global…
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The Inconvenient Mind Part 1_ Scientific Theories
For more than 35 years scientists have been advocating that the psychological impact of both Global Warming and the way it is reported needs to be considered when designing campaigns to change people's perceptions, attitudes and behaviours to support climate policy and change to more sustainable life-styles. Such cultural change is a must in order…