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You did it! Samsung chooses renewable energy!
After months of people-powered actions around the world, Samsung finally accepted our challenge to #DoWhatYouCant and taken the first steps towards 100% renewable energy!
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Global protests push Samsung to commit to 100% renewable energy – Greenpeace
"Samsung's announcement is a major step forward for the movement to build a renewably powered future. If the company follows through with meaningful actions, it will join the ranks of innovative business leaders recognising the sense of urgency around climate change..."
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5 ways people are standing up to oil pipeline companies
All over the world, people are getting more concerned about the threats posed by major new oil pipelines. They’re prone to spills and, as a result, they’re a serious risk…
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What can we do?
At the University of Minnesota Dr. Nate Hagens teaches an honours course called “Reality 101: A Survey of the Human Predicament.” Hagens operated his own hedge fund on Wall Street…
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Activists interrupt Total’s AGM in Paris over company plans to drill in the Amazon Reef
“More than two million people, the scientific community and the Brazilian administration have already expressed their opposition to Total’s drilling project in the mouth of the Amazon. Despite these calls, Total refuses to listen.."
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In pictures: People across Europe join together to say ‘no more polluted air’
While Beijing and Delhi often make headlines for having some of the world’s most polluted air, the reality is that the air pollution crisis extends around the world.
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Greenpeace responds to Canadian government’s decision to buy Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline
"History will judge this decision harshly."
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Climate chaos, who’s in?
Right now, 1500 new coal power plants are being planned across the world. These would expand the world’s coal-fired power capacity by a staggering 42.7%. The result would be a climate hell.
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The 5 best cities in Europe for clean transport
Which cities are leading the way? Is air quality improving? And what can cities learn from each other?
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Greenpeace urban mobility city ranking identifies Europe’s ‘saints and sinners’
"This study shows that when you improve a city's public transport infrastructure in a sustainable way, people breathe cleaner air and their roads are safer"
