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New research exposes a crisis in the global trade of ‘recyclable’ plastics
"Plastic waste from industrialised countries is literally engulfing communities in Southeast Asia, transforming what were once clean and thriving places into toxic dumpsites."
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Greenpeace activists ship ‘plastic monster’ back to Nestlé’s Headquarters
“Last year, Nestlé produced a shocking 1.7 million tonnes of plastic packaging - over 300 garbage trucks worth a day - a 13% increase from the year before."
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Nestlé wanted us to post their statement. Here it is… with a few clarifications
This week Nestlé responded. We thought it would be courteous to comply with their request to post their response, with a few clarifications.
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Greenpeace activists crash Nestlé’s Annual General Meeting with call to end plastic pollution
"On behalf of my community, I am here to tell you we do not want your toxic plastic packaging anymore."
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Join us on an epic voyage to protect the oceans
We’re crossing the planet to expose the threats, peacefully confront the villains, and champion the solutions for our oceans.
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What if we treated our oceans like they matter?
The seas provide half of our oxygen, and food for a billion people. Let’s give them the protection they deserve.
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We’re going after Nestlé. Here’s why
To truly turn off the tap on plastic we need to stop its production in the first place, and that’s why we’re going after Nestlé.
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Greenpeace launches ambitious pole to pole expedition in bid for Global Ocean Treaty
The Protect the Oceans expedition will see scientists and campaigners team up to research the threats of climate change, overfishing, plastic pollution, deep sea mining and oil drilling.
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30×30: A Blueprint for Ocean Protection
This report is the result of a year-long collaboration between leading academics at the University of York, University of Oxford and Greenpeace.
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30×30: groundbreaking scientific study maps out how to protect a third of the world’s oceans by 2030
A groundbreaking study has mapped out how to protect over a third of the world’s oceans by 2030, a target that scientists say is crucial.
