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Greenpeace ships are setting sail to tackle the global plastic pollution crisis
Join us as we deploy the Greenpeace ships to tell the global story of where plastic pollution really starts and ends.
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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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2018: In difficult times, hope is an act of courage
Now is the time to join the millions of truth-sayers who understand the science and the urgency. Together, in 2019, we will turn our hopes into reality.
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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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Plastic straws are just the tip of the iceberg
Let's make 2019 the year we break free from plastic for good.
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We’re exploring the Great Southern Reef to save it from Big Oil
The Great Barrier Reef is famous around the world. But hardly anyone’s heard of Australia’s system of pristine cold-water reefs we’ve been exploring...The Great Southern Reef.
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We have the power to change the tuna industry for good
For almost three years now, Greenpeace has been ranking different tuna canneries and brands.
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Little drops of water… make the mighty ocean
Here’s the future we want to see: The small-scale fishing sector is a force of innovation, pushing for new ways of producing and consuming food.
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Bight oil spill could reach Sydney and be twice as bad as Deepwater Horizon
“These two documents should be the final nail in the coffin of Bight drilling. Combined, they show that not only is the risk of an accident higher than usual, but that the spill could be massive."