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Bonaire Climate case: A fight for justice in Dutch court
Residents of Bonaire are demanding what should already be guaranteed: protection from the impacts of the worsening climate crisis.
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Residents of Bonaire and Greenpeace Netherlands sue the Dutch State for lack of climate protection
Landmark case to test how national courts interpret recent International Court's decision on states’ climate liability
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Don’t let Switzerland off the hook on climate justice
The KlimaSeniorinnen have done their part. The court has done its part. Now it’s time for governments to do theirs.
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Photos: Impact of super typhoon Ragasa
Super typhoon Ragasa, the world's most powerful tropical cyclone this year, made landfall in southern China.
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UN Climate Summit: Global cooperation persists despite Trump, ambition and urgency lacking as eyes turn to COP30
Leaders of world’s biggest polluters failed to signal they are prepared to rapidly step up action to close the 1.5°C gap at UN Climate Summit in New York.
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Former world leaders call for new climate taxes on oil & gas industry: Greenpeace comment
This year’s COP30 in Brazil must affirm the polluter pays principle and take steps to ensure that the fossil fuel industry and other high emitting sectors contribute to the escalating cost of climate action in developing countries.
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Climate change is here, world leaders must now close the 1.5°C ambition gap
As nations hedge their bets on what action to take and when, deadly heatwaves, floods and hurricanes will only escalate and worsen.
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Greenpeace USA unveils giant “bill” with the economic damages brought on by five major oil and gas companies at NYC Climate Week
Greenpeace activists deployed a giant “Climate Polluters Bill” while marching in a mass demonstration on the eve of the UN General Assembly.
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Soaring ocean temperatures: Australia’s iconic marine wonders are under attack
World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef is experiencing its worst ever mass coral bleaching on record
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Early signals for change as countries show willingness to rewrite unjust tax rules
It is outrageous that the super-rich and corporate polluters keep profiting from destruction while people and the planet pay the price.