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Greenpeace Korea activists disrupt Seoul Motor Show, demand car makers end the age of oil
"If car manufacturers truly want to show leadership in the industry they must implement a detailed plan to transition to zero-emission cars that can be recharged with renewable sources...”
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Three ways coal is depleting the world’s water resources
From mining to combustion, coal depletes water resources at nearly every step of the process. Its devastating impact is visible worldwide.
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Three questions EXXON doesn’t want you to ask
Exxon has spent over €35 million since 2010 in lobbying EU institutions to delay and weaken essential climate action.
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Japanese government misleading UN on impact of Fukushima fallout on children, decontamination workers
Tokyo, Japan - The Japanese government is deliberately misleading United Nations human rights bodies and experts over the ongoing nuclear crisis in areas of Fukushima.
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How you can help Protect Patagonia from Shell and Total
When you picture Patagonia, what comes to mind? Mountainous vistas as far as the eye can see? Majestic pumas?
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A journey across Russia’s desolate oil region
“I wonder why it reminds me Mordor so much,” our videographer, Vitya, asks. “Because it looks like the Eye of Sauron,” I reply.
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Greenpeace’s response to Dutch Insurance company, Aegon, divesting from tar sands
"This is an important signal to investors and the oil industry. Now it is up to other banks to follow Aegon’s example and quit the dirtiest oil in the world."
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Update: Greenpeace International response to German Coal phase out
“...the target of 2038 is not enough to protect Germany or other countries from the dangerous impacts of climate change, nor to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. "
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Greenpeace reaction to Germany’s plan to phase-out coal, urges haste
“This compromise shakes Germany out of its lethargy on climate action."
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Greenpeace: Profit, not people, clearly remains Davos elites’ priority
“Greenpeace came to Davos looking for moral, business and political leadership, and we did not find it."