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Bearing witness to coral bleaching in Taiwan
In our lifetimes, we must think about how much effort we have put in to protect our environment, instead of complaining about how the environment has changed.
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Norwegian Supreme Court set to rule in climate case
The fate of the climate, and millions of people across the world affected by extreme weather events, hangs in the balance of every barrel of oil we either extract, or leave in the ground.
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Public development banks contradict China, Japan, and S. Korea’s climate commitments with overseas fossil fuel finance
Greenpeace Japan and Greenpeace East Asia call for China, Japan, and South Korea’s state-backed public development banks (PDBs) to commit to applying their governments’ recent net-zero pledges to their investment activities abroad.
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Brazil is up in flames—here’s why
The record-breaking fires in Brazil have already surpassed the grim mark from last year, and Bolsonaro’s government is to blame.
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The world failed on all of its biodiversity targets. What happens next?
Governments didn’t reach any of the targets in full to slow biodiversity loss, and as a result nature is at breaking point.
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Why are Indonesian fishing crews dying?
The reported string of incidents is not a case of abuse at sea worsening, but rather being supported by film and witness stories.
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Activists from Greenpeace Nordic arrested after blocking oil tanker in Sweden
Six activists from Greenpeace Nordic climbed the cranes in the oil harbour at Preem’s oil refinery