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Greenpeace report highlights inequity in vulnerable groups’ exposure to air pollution and access to air quality data
A Greenpeace India report reveals that even though air pollution is a universal health problem that affects everyone on this planet, the risks are not evenly distributed amongst the population with some groups of people at greater risk of harm.
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Investigation finds suspected human rights abuse by suppliers of major US and Taiwanese seafood company
The report finds that information provided by Bumble Bee about its products is incomplete and, in some cases, incorrect.
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Global artists unite for an intercultural music project about the water crisis
Greenpeace Andino with MODATIMA Women, MODATIMA La Ligua, Sibelius Music Academy of Finland, Cecrea and La Ligua Museum, created the song “Caudal de Resistencia” an intercultural project that reflects on the water crisis in Chile.
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Javier Bardem, Jane Fonda, other celebrities plea for ocean protection, as UN Global Ocean Treaty negotiations enter last stages
Celebrities joined with Greenpeace and other civil society organizations to issue an open letter to delegates at the United Nations urging them to adopt a strong Global Ocean Treaty.
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IGC5 – The future of the oceans will be decided this week…
Celebrities joined with Greenpeace to issue an open letter to the United Nations where the future of the oceans is being decided as governments negotiate a new Global Ocean Treaty.
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UN Ocean Treaty negotiations stall as activists march for the oceans in New York
UN negotiations for a new Global Ocean Treaty are stalling due to a lack of political will. In, response activists marched for the oceans.
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How we’re fighting the oil industry in the Argentine Sea
Despite constant protest from civil society, the Argentine state and the oil companies recently renewed their intention to move forward with the development of the offshore oil industry.
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Hunger profiteers vs sustainable food
As the cost of living skyrockets, greedy corporations are profiting from hunger. The global food system is broken. But ecological farmers are sowing seeds of change.
Savio Carvalho • 5 min read -
Cambodia workers pay the price of Fast Fashion’s supply chain waste problem
An investigation by Unearthed has found that garment waste from clothes made for big fashion brands is being burnt in brick kilns in Cambodia.
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The UN officially recognised the right to a healthy environment. Here’s what that means.
Historic UN resolution recognises the universal human right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment - what it means for people and planet.
Maria Alejandra Serra Barney and Richard Harvey • 5 min read