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Climate, forest protection roadmaps slashed from formal COP30 outcome as people demand change
Belém, Brazil – What started with strong hope and promise ended without actionable roadmaps to end forest destruction and the burning of fossil fuels, as geopolitical divisions again showcased the…
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Critical minerals, critical exploitation
26 October 2025, Malaysia signed a MoU on Critical Minerals Supply Chains and an Agreement on Reciprocal Trade with the US. Greenpeace expands on its concerns.
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Incremental progress on Budget 2026 climate ambitions not enough
Greenpeace Malaysia reacts to budget 2026
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Greenpeace SEA brings #SaveRajaAmpat to UNEA Forum, urges better governance for ‘energy transition’ minerals
Sixth Forum of Ministers and Environment Authorities of Asia Pacific on August 26, 2025.
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From Hiroshima to Gaza: defending peace
On August 6 and 9, 1945, two atomic bombs pulverised the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.
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The true cost of AI romance: A 4.5-fold increase in emissions in one year
Every time ChatGPT answers a question, it consumes at least 10 times more power than a simple Google search. The electricity used by data centers is staggering, and emissions from AI chip manufacturing are rising rapidly.
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28 NGOS call for transparency in environmental impacts from Petronas gas pipeline explosion incident
A large blaze erupted along Sector 2 of the Peninsular Gas Utilisation Pipeline, operated by PETRONAS Gas Berhad. 22 civil society organisations call for transparency in the case.
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Energy Transfer lawsuit verdict
Big Oil Bullies around the world will continue to try to silence free speech and peaceful protest, but the fight against Energy Transfer’s meritless SLAPP lawsuit is not over.
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Marching against the CCUS Bill
Gabungan Darurat Iklim Malaysia (GDIMY) marches in response to the urgent concerns surrounding the recently passed Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) Bill 2025.
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Greenpeace urges Japan’s energy support to de-prioritise fossil fuel industries
Japan Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s recent visit to Malaysia and Indonesia highlights the ‘business as usual’ agenda of pushing fossil fuels first, despite Just Energy Transition talks.
