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Largest meat and dairy exporters could conceal over 1.5 billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions if controversial accounting metrics adopted
The report also highlights a risk of governments using these paper savings in agriculture to justify slower decarbonisation in heavy-polluting fossil fuel sectors.
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Energy price hikes drove all the rise in eurozone inflation amid war on Iran, Greenpeace analysis finds
Greenpeace International research examines how oil and gas price shocks push up the cost of living, and how renewable energy and electrification can help protect people’s budgets.
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UN Biodiversity COP17: What future do leaders want?
The ministerial High-Level Segment, taking place during the second week of COP17, must provide the political leadership needed to deliver a strong, action-oriented response to the Convention’s first Global Review, with just four years left to meet those targets.
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Time for governments to wake up and bridge the 1.5°C emissions gap – Greenpeace
Greenpeace has urged governments meeting at the UN climate summit COP31 in Antalya next month to take stock of the latest emissions gap data and rapidly scale…
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Water testing reveals severe contamination in Mexico’s Maya rainforest as illegal pig farming expands
Severe, widespread fecal and chemical contamination is threatening the country’s largest source of renewable groundwater, driven in part by illegal industrial pig farms, a new report reveals.
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IPCC deadlock risks delaying climate science and impacting government action
Greenpeace has raised new concerns that the next round of assessment reports from the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) might not be completed in time…
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New Greenpeace report: Ocean sanctuary network could protect over a third of danger zones for vulnerable leatherback turtles in the Atlantic high seas
At current rate it will take 265 years to reach crucial target to protect 30% of the ocean - but sanctuary networks could save it, new Greenpeace report
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UN Biodiversity COP17: Halfway to 2030, governments must act on nature
“We’re halfway to 2030 and the evidence is clear: we are far off track to reach the 30x30 targets. The systems that sustain life on Earth are under threat, and decisions made at COP17 must deliver a clear course correction to protect our planet’s ecosystems."
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‘Stop This Shit!’: Greenpeace activists paint 500m² slogan at factory farm threatening UNESCO protected wetlands
The protest targeted a project on the Croatian border with Hungary by poultry giant MHP, Europe’s largest chicken producer, which is expected to produce 1.8 million chickens a year.
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Finance meeting: Tax the wealthiest polluters to fund climate action
“To fund a fair and resilient future for generations to come, governments must be able to redesign tax systems so they benefit the majority, not just the wealthiest.