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Greenpeace finds TotalEnergies emissions almost 4 times higher than reported
According to new estimate calculations by Greenpeace France, released just days before COP27, TotalEnergies' carbon emissions could be almost four times higher than what the company is reporting.
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A safe and fair future for all can be delivered at COP27
Greenpeace comment and expectations for climate talks.
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Greenpeace on updated climate plans: Where’s the plan?
A new report from the UNEP, Emission Gap report finds that countries’ current climate plans are still not demonstrating the rapid downward trend science says is necessary.
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Greenpeace comment to the IEA WEO: a historic turning point for the energy transition
The IEA has stated in their new World Energy Outlook that we are at a historic turning point for the energy transition.
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Typhoon survivors in the Philippines protest for loss and damage funds ahead of COP27
In the wake of super typhoon Karding, farmers in Tarlac city protested, alongside activists from Rice Watch Action Network and Greenpeace Philippines, on a storm damaged farm to call for Loss and Damage finance, ahead of COP27.
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Greenpeace comment on the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize laureates
Greenpeace congratulates the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize laureates and salutes their courage and perseverance in speaking truth to power. The struggle for peace and human rights remains more urgent than ever.
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Fishmeal factory pollutes environment and illegally dumps waste in local lake
Historic legal action to shut down a polluting fishmeal factory in Senegal continues with lab evidence of toxic materials in drinking water.
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Hundreds-strong climate camp emboldens movement of movements for Global South climate justice
Youth climate leaders worked alongside artist eL Seed in creating an art projection to wrap the Climate Justice Camp in Tunisia.
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Biggest Plastic Polluter named Sponsor for COP27 – Greenpeace Reaction
Coca-Cola produces 120 billion throwaway plastic bottles a year - and 99% of plastics are made from fossil fuels, worsening both the plastic and climate crisis. This partnership undermines the very objective of the event it seeks to sponsor.
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Oil giants behind FSO Safer oil revealed
The companies likely to be responsible for the oil onboard have announced record profits, but have not yet contributed any funds to prevent a disaster in the Red Sea