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An Uncomfortable ‘New Normal’
Devastating floods in Europe. Temperatures soaring to 45C in Canada. Mudslides in Japan. Cloud bursts in India. Floodings in subways in New York and central China.
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More trains, less planes, mobility for all
Investing in trains is a key to fighting the climate emergency while connecting Europeans and other travelers with their cities and countries in a sustainable way.
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No time or forest to lose
Illegal deforestation in the Gran Chaco forest region continues.
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Green(washing) finance: sustainability funds fail to live up to their name
Sustainability funds fail to redirect capital to sustainable activities to any significant extent when compared to conventional funds.
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Youth take Arctic oil to European Court
Youth activists and environmental groups file a historic application to bring the issue of Arctic oil drilling to the European Court of Human Rights
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G7 leaves vulnerable behind in COVID-19 and climate emergency
At the conclusion of the G7 Summit, Greenpeace is calling for faster and more ambitious action to respond to COVID-19 and the climate emergency.
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The resistance to extractivism in Latin America
This past May, Greenpeace International hosted a live conversation with a panel of dynamic speakers about extractivism in Latin America and the communities that are resisting it.
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Letter to President Biden and President Putin: the US and Russia must embrace a just and green transformation
A green and just transition for Russia and the US, respectively, is good for people, good for nature, good for the climate and what’s needed for a safe, prosperous future.
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Why Net Zero and Offsets won’t solve the climate crisis
Within the climate debate, the biggest deception comes down to a single word: net.
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A year after the Norilsk disaster, where are Russia’s oil risks and what needs to be done?
One year on from the biggest environmental disaster in Russia's history, Greenpeace is mapping risk of new oil spills and pointing to solutions.