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US tuna cans linked to reports of forced labour of Indonesian fishers: Greenpeace Southeast Asia report
Alleged forced labor practices onboard Taiwanese distant water fishing vessels have been linked to Bumble Bee canned tuna products sold in the United States.
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New study: Liquefied gas, an unnecessary yet explosive risk
A new study commissioned by Greenpeace Germany delves into the history of liquefied gas (LNG) accidents, highlighting lack of transparency, underestimated risks to human safety, and failing safety protocols.
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Greenpeace, WWF, Break Free from Plastic deliver almost 3 million signatures demanding strong Global Plastics Treaty
A petition signed by almost three million people from over 182 countries calling for a historic, legally binding, Global Plastics Treaty has been delivered to government delegates ahead of the most pivotal negotiation.
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Taxing Big Oil would grow UN climate loss and damage fund by more than 2000%, analysis finds
A small tax on just seven of the world’s biggest oil & gas companies could grow the UN loss & damage fund by more than 2000%.
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Flood wreckage confronts big oil and gas in global climate justice protests
Global climate justice protests deliver flood debris to the doors of big oil and gas companies to demand Make Polluters Pay!
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Leaders must seize decisive moment for climate finance at COP29
World leaders at the UN climate change conference must agree to a robust new finance goal to support desperately needed climate action in developing countries.
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COP16: successes and challenges for nature protection
The 16th UN Biodiversity talks have reached final agreement. But what does that mean for nature protection?
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Ocean creatures that will suck, glow and float their way into your heart
Not all marine animals can be as cute as baby sea turtles, but these five ocean creatures are certainly unforgettable and worth protecting.
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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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UN Biodiversity COP16 is a chance for nature to recover
Governments will come together for two weeks of negotiations in Cali to progress upon the historic 2022 global biodiversity framework agreed upon at the previous COP15.
