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Rainbows, happy cows and climate killing fossil fuels
In order to keep profiting from environmental destruction, the fossil fuel industry needs us to believe in their good will. Let’s keep documenting and exposing their misleading claims.
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“It’s like looking through a window” – giant portal to the Antarctic appears in London
A towering portal has appeared in London’s iconic Trafalgar Square bringing the Antarctic to the heart of a major city in real time.
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A year of record-breaking extreme weather
After 50 years of activism and speaking truth to power, we are entering a crucial phase in this climate movement.
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A Global South perspective on the fight against the climate crisis
Personal reflections on COP26 from a Greenpeace Africa campaigner
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Shell in South Africa: fossil fuels at full blast
Just weeks after COP26, the South African government has given Shell the go-ahead to explore for MORE oil and gas, threatening local livelihoods, marine life and the fight against climate change
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#CitizenClimate Series 01: Veronica
"It is our expectation that the government can ensure that the air we breathe is of good quality and of sufficient quality to ensure the health of all of us" - Mother of two taking action for cleaner air in Jakarta.
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Meat marketing: We’re not loving it
The marketing playbook used by the meat industry is no different from the one deployed by tobacco or alcohol marketeers in decades past. Isn’t it about time to regulate advertising for the well-being of the planet and apply similar restrictions to meat marketing too?
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Detoxing fashion supply chains is a game changer, but without regulation climate damage by the industry continues – Greenpeace
An assessment of 29 leading brands, including Nike, adidas, H&M, G-Star and Primark, finds that voluntary commitments are nowhere near enough to slow down fast fashion.
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Will the EU finally end its complicity in global deforestation?
All eyes are on the European Commission’s announcement of their new law to cut the EU’s complicity in global forest destruction and the human rights violations that go with it.
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The Japanese government and the Fukushima nuclear disaster – History repeating itself?
The new government of Kishida may yet find out, as the government of Boris Yeltsin did nearly three decades ago, that you may have plans for dumping radioactive waste into the sea, but it does not mean you will be able to.
