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5 reasons why we need thriving coastal communities to protect the oceans
This World Oceans Day, we are celebrating the people who have lived closest to the ocean for centuries.
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Global Ocean Justice Now
From Patagonia to the Gulf of Thailand, the communities who know the ocean best are rarely the ones deciding its future. That is not just a justice problem – it is also why global ocean protection is failing.
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From Forests to Oceans: Meet five Earth Defenders showing what real protection is
From the Amazon to the Congo Basin to Thailand, meet five Earth Defenders whose stories serve as inspiration to join the movement to protect the planet.
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Over 70 campaign groups call on insurers to exclude fossil fuel projects in Coral Triangle
More than 70 organizations from over 20 countries across six continents are urging the biggest global insurance and reinsurance groups to stop providing insurance for fossil fuel projects and fossil gas expansion in…
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5 ways to build a green energy future (with limited mining)
Unless you’re studying for a high school science exam, lithium, nickel, copper, and cobalt probably won’t carry much meaning beyond being elements on the periodic table. But if there is…
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Greenpeace International urges governments to defend international law, as evidence suggests breaches by deep sea mining contractors
Greenpeace International is calling on member states to take firm and swift action if breaches by subsidiaries and subcontractors of The Metals Company (TMC) are established
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Nations urged to immediately start work on high seas sanctuaries as historic Ocean Treaty milestone hit
The Global Ocean Treaty reached its 60th ratification, moving towards implementation!
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Deep deception
How the deep sea mining industry is manipulating geopolitics to profit from ocean destruction.
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The hidden costs of a Hidden Gem
Greenpeace Malaysia joins the call for a global moratorium on deep-sea mining by spotlighting ‘Hidden Gem’ vessel docked in Labuan set to mine international ocean depths.
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Our ocean, our future
At 99 years old, Sir David Attenborough has spent seven decades showing us the wonders of our natural world. In his latest and perhaps most urgent documentary, Ocean, he delivers…