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Activists block transfer of 100 000 tonnes of Russian oil at sea
Greenpeace activists from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Russia have begun a blockade of a transshipment of Russian oil at sea in northern Denmark.
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Greenpeace activists protest in front of supertanker – demanding that EU ban Russian oil
Greenpeace is calling for the import of fossil fuels from Russia to be stopped so that the EU no longer helps finance the war in Ukraine.
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Peace protest against oil tankers from Russia in the Baltic Sea
Greenpeace Nordic activists take peaceful action at sea to confront the Russian fossil fuels still being shipped to Europe.
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FSO Safer in Yemen: Waiting… and hoping.
A major leak or an explosion from the FSO Safer would be devastating to the people, wildlife, fisheries and ecosystems of the Red Sea. In this article, we suggest some practical actions that should be taken in case of an oil spill.
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At least 148 oil and gas tankers have left Russia since war began, new Greenpeace tracking service shows
A new tracking service launched by Greenpeace UK has identified at least 148 supertankers carrying oil and gas from Russia since the start of Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
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How to help people affected by the Ukraine war
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has been condemned around the world, and people throughout the country are at risk. Here's how you can help.
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Russian LNG tanker arriving into France confronted at sea by Greenpeace
Greenpeace France activists on inflatables have taken action to highlight the historical responsibility of fossil fuels in triggering and financing international conflict.
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How people power helped save the Argentine Sea from oil companies
When the Argentine State ruled in favor of oil companies, Greenpeace Argentina took action.
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FSO Safer tanker could trigger major oil disaster, study shows
An explosion or leak from the rusting oil tanker FSO Safer could trigger one of the biggest oil spill disasters in history.
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Rainbows, happy cows and climate killing fossil fuels
In order to keep profiting from environmental destruction, the fossil fuel industry needs us to believe in their good will. Let’s keep documenting and exposing their misleading claims.