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Time for fossil fuel polluters to #PayUp
For success at COP29, governments must break a stalemate and work towards agreement on a new climate finance deal.
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Storm Boris claims heavy losses across Europe: Greenpeace calls for climate polluters to pay
Greenpeace is horrified by damages brought by floods across Central and Eastern Europe, claiming lives, leaving homes without power and farmers with ruined fields, after being already ravaged by drought.
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Open Letter to Energy Transfer
We, the undersigned individuals and organizations, formally express our solidarity with Greenpeace against Energy Transfer’s meritless $300 million lawsuit.
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4 African activists taking on fast fashion
The Global North’s fashion addiction is fueling environmental disasters across Africa. Here are four activists from the continent pushing back on fast fashion.
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Greenpeace opens new office in Kyiv, Ukraine
“Proud” and “hopeful” moment; the newest Greenpeace office will focus on fighting crimes against nature and driving green reconstruction
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Statement on Energy Transfer’s response to Notice of Liability from Greenpeace International
Greenpeace International (GPI) statement on Energy Transfer’s response to the Notice of Liability in which GPI summoned Energy Transfer to drop its SLAPP suit against Greenpeace International and pay damages,…
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Bette Midler, Lupita Nyong’o join other actors, activists and athletes asking world leaders to cut plastic production
Ahead of the United Nations General Assembly opening in New York, Tony and Grammy winner Bette Midler and Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o joined forces with other actors, athletes and activists to call on world leaders to support an ambitious Global Plastics Treaty, committing to drastically reduce plastic production and end single-use plastic.
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World leaders: Actors, activists and athletes around the world are asking you to cut plastic production
Bette Midler, Lupita Nyong’o join other actors, activists and athletes to address world leaders ahead of the final round of Global Plastics Treaty negotiations.
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Brazil is on Fire
Due to a dangerous combination caused by human activity, Brazil is witnessing a sharp increase in the number of fire outbreaks across most of its territory.
