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World Cities Day 2023: Communities and movements shaping sustainable cities
Celebrated annually on October 31st, World Cities Day highlights the importance of urban areas and their impact on our planet.
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Nature Crime Files – Czechia
When corporations turn vibrant forests into products and the government looks the other way, it is up to us to stop the crimes against natural ecosystems.
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A statement of solidarity and a call for peace
Greenpeace condemns all forms of violence, captures, massacres, human rights violations and grave international crimes. Our hearts ache for all the people of the Middle East.
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To protect water from the ravages of industrial farming, our failing global food system must radically change
The food we harvest and eat should not be at the expense of the water we drink. Protecting nature and water resources from the devastating impact of industrial agriculture is a necessity for our survival.
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Drought in the Amazon is threatening people and biodiversity
A historic drought in the Amazon - aggravated by extreme heat, fires, deforestation and El Niño - is putting the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and biodiversity in the region at risk.
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Less than half of people in Global South cities feel safe from extreme weather events, but hope remains
The climate emergency needs to be addressed with a more comprehensive perspective, starting with the communities that have been historically excluded and are now being most impacted.
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Does nature really end where cities begin?
#UrbanOctober is exploring how to create safe, clean, resilient cities with nature and life at the centre.
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Good news from around the world – September
This month's wins in the climate and environmental justice space to inspire us in our fight for a better, greener, and fairer world for all.
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Planet One: Supporting the growing global youth movement for climate justice
In the face of an increasingly urgent climate crisis, a global youth movement is rising to the challenge, demanding action, and reshaping the narrative around climate change.
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Antarctic sea ice maximum expected to hit record low – Greenpeace comment
Governments’ actions must reflect this urgency when the Antarctic Ocean Commission meets in just a few weeks.
