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UN Ocean Treaty talks set to fail because of ‘High Ambition Coalition’
UN Ocean Treaty talks are on the brink of failure because of the greed of countries prioritising hypothetical future profits over protecting the oceans.
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DRC’s forests-for-oil sale reeks of neocolonialism
Behind the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s nationalist rhetoric lie big profits for global energy giants, and hurt for poor Congolese.
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UN Ocean Treaty negotiations stall as activists march for the oceans in New York
UN negotiations for a new Global Ocean Treaty are stalling due to a lack of political will. In, response activists marched for the oceans.
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How we’re fighting the oil industry in the Argentine Sea
Despite constant protest from civil society, the Argentine state and the oil companies recently renewed their intention to move forward with the development of the offshore oil industry.
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UN negotiations to decide the fate of the oceans begin, Greenpeace comments
The final negotiations for a Global Ocean Treaty begin today and run until 26 August at the United Nations. Greenpeace comments.
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Greenpeace USA light up Brooklyn Bridge for the oceans, as their fate is decided at the United Nations
The iconic Brooklyn Bridge in New York was lit up overnight with vast projections showing the beauty and fragility of the oceans
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Hunger profiteers vs sustainable food
As the cost of living skyrockets, greedy corporations are profiting from hunger. The global food system is broken. But ecological farmers are sowing seeds of change.
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Greenpeace seizes 30km of industrial fishing gear in North Atlantic
Activists on board the Arctic Sunrise have confiscated 30km of fishing gear from two European industrial longline fishing vessels in the North Atlantic. One was operating in a Marine Protected Area.
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That work that rekindles the sparkle in our eyes
Returning to the Amazon and witnessing its splendor renews our strength to fight against the destruction and violence that consume us and the forest.
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Hooked on sharks
In this report, we chart the evolution of the North Atlantic shark fishery, tracking the distressing downward trajectory of shark populations and the consequent impacts on ocean health.