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Greenpeace protests against Shell plans to pollute North Sea
Greenpeace activists have today launched a protest in the North Sea to call out Shell’s plans to abandon an estimated 11,000 tonnes of oil on the seabed.
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Occupying an oil rig in the North Sea
Ida Marie and three activists swam 500 meters from the Rainbow Warrior to occupy a North Sea oil rig.
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Celebrity support as activists reveal huge art installation on oil rig after 30 hours occupation
"Inequality, pollution and climate break-down are driven by fossil fuel production sites like these..."
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Activists swim to oil rig to show that Denmark is not as green as people think
Our activists swam to and occupied the Dan oil field in Danish North Sea to show that Denmark is not as green as people think.
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Greenpeace documents North Sea methane leak caused by oil industry blow-out
Activists on board the Greenpeace ship Esperanza documented a large methane leak located in the British exclusive economic zone in the North Sea.
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Letter to the UNSG: Averting an oil spill from the FSO SAFER tanker in Yemen
...whilst the Security Council recently met to discuss this issue, progress remains slow. As the Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme said, “time is running out for us to act in a coordinated manner.”
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Greenpeace ships tracking the fossil fuel industry in the North Sea
“Covid-19 is not only sending the oil and gas industry into crisis, but hastening it’s inevitable demise, while giving us an opportunity to do the best thing for our future and build back better."
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What are the Russian authorities trying to hide?
Russia's Arctic region is seeing a series of calamities. This is what happened when Greenpeace Russia tried to investigate.
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The human cost of oil: How Indigenous and ethnic minorities bear the brunt of disasters
"They only lose money; we lose water, land, wildlife, fish resources and the ability to provide our families with minimum income."
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The river runs red – catastrophic oil accident in the Russian Arctic
On 29 May, a tank in the Russian Arctic containing diesel oil burst, spilling 20,000 tonnes of oil products into the environment.