We need a world where oceans and forests are completely protected and are allowed to flourish in peace. We need a new story to emerge, one that places the entire Earth’s ability to thrive above the greed of a few.
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Twin Maritime Tragedies: A Grim Reminder of Shared Oceanic Vulnerabilities
In late May this year, the disaster involving the Liberian-flagged container ship MSC ELSA 3, located 14.6 nautical miles off the Thottappally Spillway in Kochi, Kerala, caused a complex situation,…
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Greenpeace India Statement on Hazardous Cargo Ship Sinking off Kerala Coast
The recent capsizing and sinking of the container ship MSC ELSA 3 off the coast of Kochi — just a few days after the X-Press Pearl Disaster’s 4th anniversary —…
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A huge leap for ocean protection: The Global Ocean Treaty
It is clear, we must protect at least 30 percent of the world’s oceans by 2030!
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A Letter to the Ministry of Earth Sciences: Support the Global Ocean Treaty!
Letter to Minister of State (I/C), Ministry of Science & Technology, Ministry of Earth Sciences,
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HOOKED ON SHARKS: The EU fishing fleets fueling the global shark trade
Global shark populations have plummeted by over 70% in the past 50 years. Sharks are apex predators and critical elements in the marine ecosystem. A dearth of sharks can therefore…
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Elephant in the Room
A case study on human-elephant conflict within Hasdeo-Arand and Mandraigarh coalfields in Chhattisgarh
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Identifying Conservation Needs in India’s Offshore Waters
Examining the state of knowledge of ecological and biological aspects of India’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
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How Coal Mining is Trashing Tigerland
Coal mining threatens over 1.1 million hectares of forest in 13 coalfields alone in Central India.