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New IPCC report shows critical need for accelerated climate action and oceans protection
“The science is both chilling and compelling. The impacts of human-made carbon emissions on our oceans are on a much larger scale and happening way faster than predicted."
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Palm oil and pulp companies with most burned land go unpunished as Indonesian forest fires rage
None of the ten palm oil concessions in Indonesia with the largest total burned areas received serious civil or administrative sanctions.
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First deep divers in the Amazon Reef
“These dives are particularly challenging: the water is loaded with sediments from the Amazon river, currents are very strong and we have no visibility when we start descending."
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‘The climate crisis is an oceans crisis’ – major IPCC report to highlight climate threats to world’s oceans
"Unless we accelerate efforts to curb carbon emissions and take greater steps to protect our oceans, there will be devastating human, environmental and economic consequences.”
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5 reasons McDonald’s, Burger King, KFC must speak up about the Amazon fires
The Amazon rainforest is on fire. But what does this have to do with McDonald’s, KFC and Burger King?
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Breeding area for humpback whales threatened by oil exploration, warns Greenpeace
“This expedition confirms that the region is more than a migratory route for some species; for the first time, we have seen tropical whales feeding in this area."
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Which do you prefer: a whale breeding ground or an oil field?
It’s clearer now, more than ever before, that BP should stay out of the Amazon Reef.
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Why we’ve had enough of broken promises to protect forests
My home, Indonesia, has the world’s third-largest tropical forest with the most biodiversity on earth, but we are also one of the five largest carbon emitters in the world.
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It could be our last chance to protect the Amazon Reef region
The rainforest is not the only thing under threat in Brazil.
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Greenpeace calls on fast food giants to take a stand against Bolsonaro’s Amazon destruction
"Fast food companies buying from Brazil cannot continue business as usual while the biggest rainforest in the world is burnt down for cattle farms."