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Antarctica
Hannah Stitfall is joined by scientist Lucy Woodall, who led the first expedition to find Shackleton's ship Endurance, and Antarctic historian John Dudeney.
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More powerful than Hiroshima: how the largest ever US nuclear weapons test built a nation of leaders in the Marshall Islands
Like the resilient people of the Marshall Islands who refuse to give up, Greenpeace stands in genuine and deep solidarity by elevating the voices and stories of the communities impacted by the testing of nuclear weapons and the dangers it imposes.
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Plastic’s role in the triple planetary crisis
The world is facing a triple planetary crisis: climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss — a trifecta of injustice. While these crises have different dimensions that often overlap, one thing is common in them all — plastic.
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Tove Maria Ryding: Untangling the Global Tax Web
Tove Maria Ryding from the European Network on Debt and Development (Eurodad) joins us for a thought-provoking discussion on the crucial need for a UN tax convention.
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Their profits are our loss
2023 was the hottest year on record, and while international oil companies raked in astronomical profits this year, extreme weather events ravaged the planet.
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Demanding reparations: voices from the People’s Health Tribunal against Shell and TotalEnergies
Communities from South Africa, Nigeria, Mozambique, and Uganda united to testify against Shell and TotalEnergies.
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Return to sender: Why Africa doesn’t need any more of your clothes
For several years now, my country Ghana has been dealing with a silent plague: second-hand clothes.
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Amanda Janoo: A Wellbeing Revolution
Amanda Janoo, Economics and Policy Lead at the Wellbeing Economy Alliance, looks at how we can reshape economic models to align with both ecological preservation and human flourishing.
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Global heating exceeds 1.5°C threshold for 12 months – Greenpeace reaction
Greenpeace reaction to Copernicus ClimateChange Service EU climate service data which has shown that for the first time global warming has likely exceeded a global average of 1.5°C above the pre-industrial baseline across an entire year, from February 2023 to January 2024.
