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Greenpeace reacts to the cancellation of the COP25 in Chile
Leaders cannot hide, instead they have to listen to the people's demands and act urgently on the impact the climate crisis is having on our ecology and social fabric.
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For the first time, Germany has to defend its climate inaction in court
These three farming families, committed to organic and local food production, are just a small sample of what’s happening to people.
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Whale sculpture protest highlights risk of OMV oil spill in New Zealand – Greenpeace
Greenpeace Austria activists staged a symbolic oil spill with giant whale sculptures outside the headquarters of Austrian oil and gas giant, OMV.
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What Lies Beneath: Blackwater & The Sargasso Sea
How do you make people care about a place they’ve never heard of?
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‘Cattenom Nine’: Activists face jail for sounding the alarm bell on nuclear safety
On 12 October 2017, eight people sneaked inside the grounds of the Cattenom nuclear plant in France. Without much difficulty, they reached the foot of a spent fuel pool.
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Join Global Refill Day to stop plastic pollution on November 6!
To date, more than 5 million people around the world have joined us to tell companies to reduce their production of single-use plastic.
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Gaia: everything on Earth is connected
James Lovelock, the British independent scientist, died in 2022 on his 103rd birthday. His seminal book, Gaia, published 40 years ago, helped shift popular perceptions about the Earth.
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Brazilian Indigenous leaders interrupt global summit to tell top brands ‘our survival is at stake’
Indigenous leaders targeted CEOs and senior management of some of the world’s biggest brands, including Nestle, Unilever and Mondelēz, at a summit in Berlin.
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Greenpeace Brazil activists deliver oil spill and charred trees to capital, activists detained
"We are experiencing a climate emergency, we need to abandon fossil fuels and accelerate the transition to a 100% clean and renewable energy matrix.”
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5 ways that Norway is failing our oceans
You’d think that Norway would do anything to protect their nature and the future of humanity, right? Well. Nope.
