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The world is watching — leaders must come to UN Climate Summit with real plans, or be held accountable
Greenpeace is calling on leaders to deliver concrete ambitious climate plans at the UN Secretary General’s Climate Action Summit in New York on Monday.
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The future of transport is zero-carbon
Imagine what we could do without car parks; we could build more green space, more shops, more restaurants. The choices are endless.
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Thousands disrupt International Motor Show, demand immediate phase-out of internal combustion engine
“The theme of the motor show is 'Driving Tomorrow', but the only place the car industry is steering us is headfirst into a climate emergency."
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The oil companies knew all along
The history shows us that our challenge with global heating is not the science, but the deceits of industry, failures of governments and cowardliness of mainstream media.
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22 activists are blocking the largest oil export facility in the US — images from above
The busiest oil shipping channel in the U.S. has been shut down by 22 Greenpeace USA activists in a peaceful protest on the Fred Hartman Bridge in Baytown, Texas.
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Greenpeace climbers block busiest oil export channel in United States
Climbers have formed a blockade from the Fred Hartmann Bridge in Baytown, Texas, shutting down the largest fossil fuel thoroughfare in the United States.
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Greenpeace activists stage second climate emergency protest at Polish coal terminal
“We have little time left to prevent an unfolding climate disaster and the Polish government’s reliance on coal puts at risk our hopes for a safe and sustainable future."
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These 12 car companies are setting the world on fire
In 2018 alone, Volkswagen’s carbon footprint exceeded the annual greenhouse gas emissions of Australia.
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Climate crisis: Greenpeace activists detained, stop coal shipment in Poland
“This is a climate emergency and we need to take action now. This is our moment of truth and there is no turning back."
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Car industry’s 2018 carbon footprint exceeds EU greenhouse gas emissions – Greenpeace
Of the “dirty dozen” automakers, Volkswagen is the worst emissions offender and Renault Nissan, Toyota, General Motors, and Hyundai-Kia round out the top five most polluting companies in the industry.