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This World Environment Day needs action, not celebration
Let’s not celebrate World Environment Day this year, rather let us all concentrate on spreading awareness and talking about issues that we all face.
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Taiwanese suppliers for Apple, HP, Google failing in renewable energy ranking
Taiwanese global electronics giants are failing to transition to renewable energy use, despite committing to their largest customers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in their global supply chain.
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Statement: The heroes of today are taking over our social media channels for tomorrow
They have asked to use Greenpeace channels to be heard by anyone who is ready to act against the climate emergency — so we are giving it to them.
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Settlement of the Arctic Sunrise case between the Netherlands and Russia
“While this brings the dispute between the Netherlands and Russia to a close, the Arctic 30 case concerning human rights will continue in the European Court of Human Rights."
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Biodiversity loss: urgent need for forest, ocean protection and dietary change
This is a devastating reality check.
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Will people hear the story of the Numto reindeer herders?
Residents live as close to four kilometres to the nearest drilling site. While the profits go to Surgutneftegas the water and lives of the Numto are under threat.
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How Russian cities are cleaning up their air
Together, we are making mobility green in megacities around the world. Will you join us?
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Greenpeace Norway protest oil rig bound for Arctic drilling
“Drilling for oil in the Arctic while the region melts faster than ever is complete madness. We face a climate emergency and need to stop oil drilling...”
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Slovakia: Activists found innocent for peaceful protest
"We are racing against irreversible climate change and acts of courage, like we saw at the mining tower in Nováky, must be heard and not muzzled."
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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...”