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Fossil Fuels are fuelling war
Human-induced climate change and the war on Ukraine have the same roots: fossil fuels and our dependence on them.
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No more Russian oil
I am protesting against Russian oil and fossil fuels. Together with other activists from across Europe, I am using my body to get in the way of the tanker
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Activists block transfer of 100 000 tonnes of Russian oil at sea
Greenpeace activists from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Russia have begun a blockade of a transshipment of Russian oil at sea in northern Denmark.
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Greenpeace activists protest in front of supertanker – demanding that EU ban Russian oil
Greenpeace is calling for the import of fossil fuels from Russia to be stopped so that the EU no longer helps finance the war in Ukraine.
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Peace protest against oil tankers from Russia in the Baltic Sea
Greenpeace Nordic activists take peaceful action at sea to confront the Russian fossil fuels still being shipped to Europe.
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6 reasons why nuclear energy is not the way to a green and peaceful world
With the costs and efficiency of renewable energy solutions improving year on year, and the effects of our rapidly changing climate accelerating across the globe, we need to take an honest look at some of the myths being perpetuated by the nuclear industry and its supporters. Here are six reasons why nuclear power is not…
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Greenpeace calls for IAEA to suspend deputy over ties to Russian state nuclear energy corporation
Greenpeace International warns that the IAEA’s effectiveness in working with the Ukrainian government is directly undermined by the presence of Mikhail Chudakov.
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FSO Safer in Yemen: Waiting… and hoping.
A major leak or an explosion from the FSO Safer would be devastating to the people, wildlife, fisheries and ecosystems of the Red Sea. In this article, we suggest some practical actions that should be taken in case of an oil spill.
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People around the world declare ‘No War’ in solidarity with Ukraine
People around the world have taken to the streets to say — in many languages, but one collective voice — “No War” in response to Russian president Vladimir Putin’s unlawful, unprovoked, premeditated invasion of Ukraine.
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At least 148 oil and gas tankers have left Russia since war began, new Greenpeace tracking service shows
A new tracking service launched by Greenpeace UK has identified at least 148 supertankers carrying oil and gas from Russia since the start of Putin's invasion of Ukraine.