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‘Getting away with murder?’: European Oil and Gas majors’ 2022 emissions alone could cause at least 360,000 temperature-related premature deaths before 2100
An estimated 360,000 people could die prematurely before the end of the century because of global heating caused by the 2022 greenhouse gas emissions of nine major European oil and gas companies alone.
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Time for action: COP28 State of Play
There’s been a steady flow of announcements coming from the sun-baked COP28 over the first few days.
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Europe is choo choo choosing climate tickets for rail and public transport
Climate tickets are gaining momentum in Europe in a bid to combat the rise in transport costs, reduce energy waste and meet climate targets. Welcome aboard.
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Greenpeace activists block Shell import terminal in support of climate-impacted communities
Early this morning, Filipino climate activists on kayaks blocked access to the Shell import terminal affecting the operations of Shell’s facility managing the import of fossil fuels.
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Environmental groups confront Norway in court over new oil fields
Greenpeace Nordic and Natur og Ungdom (Young Friends of the Earth Norway) are facing the Norwegian government in court, in a new trial starting today.
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Response to BBC Report: “COP28: UAE planned to use climate talks to make oil deals”
"This is exactly the kind of conflict of interest we feared when the CEO of an oil company was appointed to the role."
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Greenpeace reaction to IEA report: The Oil and Gas Industry in Net Zero Transitions
This IEA report shows that if governments continue to sit back and let every oil company try to be the last one standing, then we all lose.
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What we need from COP28
Here's what Greenpeace will be fighting for at COP28 for a fairer, safer, and more sustainable future for all.
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Make Polluters Pay: Why the fossil fuel companies that created the climate crisis must pay for the loss and damage they’ve caused
Explore why it is imperative that the coal, oil and gas companies that have made the largest contribution to the climate crisis are held accountable for the devastation they have unleashed.
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IEA Energy Outlook Report – Greenpeace reaction
The priority of this year’s UN Climate Conference has to be a global agreement to end the use of oil, coal and gas urgently and fairly, starting with an immediate end to all new fossil fuel projects.