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Greenpeace condemns Japanese government panel’s draft proposal to discharge radioactive water
This proposal poses the least financial cost to Japan but the most immediate threat to the environment and highlights the government’s complete failure to consider safer alternatives.
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J-Village still contaminated – major uncertainties over decontamination and Olympic torch route
Radioactive contamination still remains in the parking lot and the nearby forests at J-Village sports complex in Fukushima prefecture, according to Greenpeace Japan’s most recent survey.
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Commission on Human Rights declares fossil fuel companies can be held responsible for climate-related human rights harms
Fossil fuel companies can be found legally and morally liable for harms linked to climate change says the human rights body.
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High-level radiation hot spots found at J-Village, starting point of Tokyo 2020 Olympic Torch Relay
High-level radiation hot spots have been found at the sports complex where the 2020 Tokyo Olympic torch relays will begin.
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Right to protest under legal threat from Shell
Shell can try to shut us up, but we will only get louder.
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Right to protest under legal threat from Shell
"Shell can try to shut us up, but we will only get louder.”
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South Korean-financed coal plants predicted to cause up to 151,000 deaths
South Korea is financing overseas coal-fired power plants that can emit up to 33 times more air pollution than those built in South Korea.
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From all of you to Norway’s government: stop drilling for more oil and protect our future
“I’m 14 years old. I live every day scared that with every minute I stay on this earth it is deteriorating further and further. Please, help save my Earth.”
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Taking Norway’s government back to court for climate lawsuit
The Norwegian Government can no longer ignore the dangerous impact its exported oil is having on the climate. Climate change knows no borders.
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Berlin court agrees climate lawsuits are admissible in principle
This ruling does not save a single tonne of CO2. We are already significantly affected by the climate crisis. How bad does it have to get?