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Greenpeace climbers block BP oil rig for six consecutive days
"BP are heading out to drill a new well giving them access to 30 million barrels of oil - something we can’t afford in the middle of a climate emergency."
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Greenpeace peaceful protest disrupts CEOs linked with destroying millions of forest hectares
“We’re here to send a direct message: you are failing to end deforestation, pushing species to the brink of extinction and feeding the climate crisis."
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Biggest fossil fuel divestment ever comes into play
"What this does do is give a very clear signal to both governments and companies that the time for financing fossil fuels is coming to an end.”
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50 million hectares destroyed as companies disregard zero deforestation pledge
"It's all a kleptocracy where governments and companies collude to loot our natural resources and ordinary people pay the price."
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“Foundations of life” in the Arctic at risk from a heating climate
Scientists express concern over the impact of warming waters and changing ice on the basis for all marine life in the region: microscopic algae.
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Greenpeace report on electric vehicles offers way to transition away from diesel and petrol cars
Governments that implemented car restricting measures were the most effective in getting diesel and petrol cars off the road — but only if these requirements are set at ambitious levels.
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Greenpeace activists demand EU Transport Ministers tackle the growing impact of the transport sector — a driving force of the climate crisis
The activists are challenging ministers to tackle the growing impact of the EU transport sector in driving the climate crisis.
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‘Clean air isn’t a luxury, it’s a basic human right’ – Greenpeace
"Clean air isn’t a luxury, it’s a basic human right. It’s not acceptable that so many people around the world are being forced to breathe polluted, toxic air."
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Taiwanese suppliers for Apple, HP, Google failing in renewable energy ranking
Taiwanese global electronics giants are failing to transition to renewable energy use, despite committing to their largest customers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in their global supply chain.
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Statement: The heroes of today are taking over our social media channels for tomorrow
They have asked to use Greenpeace channels to be heard by anyone who is ready to act against the climate emergency — so we are giving it to them.