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Activists expose illegal deforestation linked to flooding in Argentina
“The devastating floods that are claiming lives across northern Argentina are no ‘natural’ disaster. They are made worse by climate change and forest destruction."
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Climate emergency must dominate World Economic Forum in Davos
"The Davos ‘elite’ are still pretending we have time to fix the climate crisis."
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Nestle admits recycling is not enough to tackle plastic pollution crisis
"...(Nestle) needs to scale up its efforts toward reusable systems rather than grasping at a quick fix that could cause further environmental disaster."
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Greenpeace condemns Japan government’s “sneaky” withdrawal from International Whaling Commission
“It’s clear that the government is trying to sneak in this announcement at the end of year, away from the spotlight of international media, but the world sees this for what it is."
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Greenpeace condemns Japan government’s reported withdrawal from IWC
“This is a grave mistake which is out of step with the rest of the world. Greenpeace urges the government of Japan to reconsider its decision."
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Greenpeace investigation reveals Shell, Total, and other oil majors using illegal toxic waste dumps in Patagonia
"With climate scientists warning that the world has just 12 years to cut fossil fuel use by 50%, it is madness to spend billions of dollars fracking Patagonia into oblivion."
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COP24 ends without firm promises to raise climate action and ambition
"A year of climate disasters and a dire warning from the world’s top scientists should have led to so much more."
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Greenpeace reveals unseen footage from Australia’s threatened Great Southern Reef
“Not only is it a place where endangered southern right whales birth their young, and home to other species like dolphins, sea lions, and fur seals, but every time we scratch below the surface, we discover a region teeming with new undocumented life."
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Breakthrough as world’s largest palm oil trader gives forest destroyers nowhere to hide
"...today’s announcement is a potential breakthrough. If Wilmar keeps its word, by the end of 2019 it will be using satellites to monitor all of its palm oil suppliers..."
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World’s first human rights investigation into corporate responsibility for climate change concludes
If successful, it could become the first legal finding of corporate responsibility for human rights in the age of the climate crisis.