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Greenpeace blocks Shell’s harbour in Rotterdam and launches citizens’ bid to ban fossil fuel ads in Europe
More than 80 activists from 12 countries used fossil fuel ads from all over Europe to block the entrance to #Shell’s refinery in the port of Rotterdam.
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Plastic worsens the climate crisis, from the Philippines to the United States
At every step of its life cycle, plastic production makes the climate crisis worse by releasing harmful emissions and putting vulnerable communities further at risk. Fossil fuel and consumer goods companies are the villains in this story.
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Report: How major brands are inviting Big Oil into your kitchen
A report released by Greenpeace USA today reveals how consumer goods companies like Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Nestlé are driving the expansion of plastic production and threatening the global climate and communities around the world.
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We must break the soft power of the fossil fuel industry
The sooner we take the microphone away from fossil fuel companies, the faster we will be able to make them change their harmful ways of working and start a green and just transition for real.
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Mauritius one year after oil disaster
A year on, questions surrounding a massive oil spill from a bulk carrier near the island nation’s shores remain.
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Rigged: a workers’ oil story
What happens to oil workers when prices crash? This film tells the story of communities in need of a just transition away from fossil fuels.
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No one is too small to make a difference – Kylian’s story
No one is too small to make a difference - 7-year-old Kylian has his first haircut for a special ocean reason.
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In Cameroon, plastic pollution is making floods even deadlier
Every year, hundreds of Cameroonians die or are left displaced due to flooding caused by blocked drainage. One of the culprits is plastic pollution.
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Oil and chemical giants lobbying against rules on microplastic chemicals, investigation reveals
"Their entire business model is still predicated on generating more waste and pollution, never mind the consequences. That's why we need firm government intervention..."
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Living through Sri Lanka’s biggest marine disaster
The apocalypse is here. These were the first thoughts that ran through my mind when news about the X-Press-Pearl began filtering in. Yellow shorelines were blackened with charred debris.