Air pollution is a severe problem – one that has serious impacts on our health and our economy. Toxic air pollution particles lodge themselves deep in our lungs and enter our bloodstreams – with serious health effects. Greenpeace East Asia investigates, reports and takes action on the urgent issue of air pollution in China, by campaigning against China’s biggest cause of air pollution- coal.
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Greenpeace East Asia Response to Toyota’s Leadership Change
As Toyota announces Kenta Kon as its incoming CEO, Greenpeace calls for more ambitious decarbonization efforts.
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Hyundai’s Stalled Electrification Strategy in Indonesia Risks Market Loss: Greenpeace Warns
As the Indonesia International Motor Show kicks off, a new research briefing from Greenpeace East Asia warns that Hyundai-Kia is rapidly losing its foothold in one of the world’s fastest-growing electric vehicle markets due to stalled electrification strategy.
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South Korea’s Coal Phase-Out Pledge: Climate Leadership Requires 2030 Exit and End to Overseas Coal
Greenpeace welcomed South Korea’s decision to join the Powering Past Coal Alliance at COP30. However, the organization emphasizes that genuine climate leadership requires advancing the coal phase-out to 2030.