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School strikes take off as legacy from ‘grandfather of climate science’
It’s time our politicians showed the same courage and vision and acted in solidarity with them.
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A journey across Russia’s desolate oil region
“I wonder why it reminds me Mordor so much,” our videographer, Vitya, asks. “Because it looks like the Eye of Sauron,” I reply.
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New report finds entire lifecycle of plastics a threat to human health
"It’s not just our oceans and marine animals that are suffering from this addiction to plastics, it’s all of us."
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US Federal Court dismisses $900 million pipeline company lawsuit against Greenpeace
"This is a huge victory not just for Greenpeace but for anyone and everyone who has ever stood up against powerful corporate interests."
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The death of a river
The extensive impacts caused by the Brumadinho dam collapse range from the painful deaths of loved ones to the destruction of the everyday life.
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There’s something rotten with the meat industry
The way we produce meat puts profit above public health and is a disaster for the environment.
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Their livelihood depended on the river, but its waters are now toxic mud
The Pataxó Hã-hã-hãe Indigenous people are among the communities affected by the disaster. They can no longer fish and bathe in the Paraopeba River, ravaged by mining waste.
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Greenpeace’s response to Dutch Insurance company, Aegon, divesting from tar sands
"This is an important signal to investors and the oil industry. Now it is up to other banks to follow Aegon’s example and quit the dirtiest oil in the world."
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What is happening to 100 million hectares of forests in Russia?
If we can regulate these 100 million hectares of “illegal” forests in a smart way, they could be a big part of nature conservation and restoration.
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Starving Seabirds
"Albatross are particularly vulnerable to longline hooks and and trawling nets."
