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Greenpeace activists rebrand NZ bottom trawler ‘ocean killer’ on Chatham Rise
“As the rest of the world moves towards more comprehensive ocean protection for international waters, New Zealand is standing in the way of progress by continuing to advocate for the bottom trawling industry.”
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Threatened whale species found in areas targeted by The Metals Company for deep sea mining, scientists warn
A scientific survey of two areas targeted for deep sea mining in the Pacific Ocean by The Metals Company has confirmed the presence of whales and dolphins.
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Gulf of Oman oil spill: Greenpeace warns of environmental disaster
Greenpeace MENA urges all concerned authorities to act swiftly to contain the spill and assess its ecological impact.
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UNOC3: “Fine words must now translate into action”, Greenpeace comment
The UN Ocean Conference concludes with progress made towards the ratification of the High Seas Treaty
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4 ways to take action to protect oceans and people
Join the waves of change with some community driven solutions for future of the oceans and the people – and demand governments follow their lead.
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Greenpeace comment on opening of UN Ocean Conference
The UN Ocean Conference is the most significant political moment on oceans since the agreement of the Global Ocean Treaty in 2023
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Greenpeace activists disrupt industrial fishing operation ahead of UN Ocean Conference
“These longliners are industrial killing machines. Greenpeace Australia Pacific took peaceful and direct action to disrupt this attack on marine life."
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French authorities block Greenpeace ship participating in UN Ocean Conference
Ahead of the UN Ocean Conference, the French authorities have blocked Greenpeace International’s ship Arctic Sunrise from entering the port of Nice.
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A future with fair, just, and sustainable fisheries is possible
Join us for a webinar to discuss the future of fair, just and sustainable fisheries!
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UN Ocean Conference draft declaration fails to address the ocean crisis
The current text makes clear governments once again aren’t serious about protecting the oceans, and are satisfied to say fine words but not deliver real change at sea.