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UN biodiversity COP16 delivers new protections but fumbles nature finance, sends call for action to COP29
Greenpeace on UN Biodiversity COP16 outcome
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COP16: Greenpeace unveils message inside UN venue – Time to Act for Biodiversity ‘It’s Now’
Greenpeace sent a final message on the urgency of taking decisive action to protect our planet’s biodiversity.
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How we got SLAPPed by Big Oil for over $300,000,000
Are you a climate activist? A citizen concerned for the environment? If so, this guide to SLAPP cases might be just for you!
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Amjad Al-Nour: Creativity and heart for a fairer world
Young voices rise for a better tomorrow in Sudanese filmmaker Amjad Al-Nour's latest collaboration with Greenpeace MENA.
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Sachet away: 4 drag artists vs plastic
While drag artists may sometimes use plastic as part of their costumes and performances, they are becoming increasingly vocal about the plastic industry’s intrusion into our lives – and bodies!
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How Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities can protect and restore biodiversity
The courage to take action for our planet, to challenge those in power, and to demand climate justice begins with each of us.
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What do bath bombs, ice cream, and reusable coffee cups have in common?
Most people love them? That’s one way to look at it, but believe it or not, bath bombs, ice cream, and reusable coffee cups have an important role to play this coming November, and it could make a big difference in the future of our planet.
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Champions of Change: Business leaders call for production cuts in Global Plastics Treaty
Over 350 businesses globally have signed an open letter urging governments to adopt an ambitious agreement that will cut plastic production and phase out single-use plastic.
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We cannot fix the climate crisis with resilience: A reflection on a life of typhoons
How many more typhoons do we have to endure? How many floods? How many deaths?
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Why does Wi-Fi on fishing vessels matter?
Within those brief moments of Wi-Fi sharing, their faces were glued to their phones, happily video-calling with their partners, children, parents, or friends. Their connections were mostly cut short, not longer than 30 minutes, because the captains decided to move off and continue fishing.
