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4 myths about industrial agriculture
Industrial agriculture wants you to believe that we need large-scale production of livestocks and crops full of pesticides to feed the world. But there are better, more sustainable and healthy ways to produce food that puts people and the planet first.
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Rural women unite against industrial farming pollution
“The cities must hear what is happening in rural areas. We must understand that what we eat in the cities comes from a country area."
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UN Human Rights’ Chief Files Intervention In Swiss Seniors’ Climate Case
Senior women continue to fight for climate justice and the issue of human rights protection in times of climate crisis.
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Mobility for all? 6 stories of transport in the city
Six women share their call for greener, fairer transport that’s accessible for all.
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Gore Fabrics announces major transition in its product technology – Greenpeace response
Gore Fabrics, the maker of GORE-TEX® and a market leader in weatherproofing, has announced a major transition in its product technology, with the introduction of a new membrane for its consumer outdoor clothing products that is completely PFC free.
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WHO strengthens air quality guidelines: Greenpeace response
The WHO has strengthened its guidelines incorporating new advances in research, but these targets for clean air are meaningless if they aren't addressed with government action.
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Mobility Week 2021: it’s time to give space back to the people
This European Mobility Week, we are mobilising to demand a change in the design of our cities and towns, to reclaim space that has been gradually conquered by cars. Our cities need to be designed with a focus on climate mitigation, community, inclusion, and accessibility.
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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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Yemen’s FSO SAFER: it’s not if, it’s when, and the impact could be huge
The time is ticking on this potential environmental bomb, while Yemen is experiencing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.