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Greenpeace Sweden stops payment of climate-damaging pension fees
Stockholm, April 25, 2018 – Greenpeace Sweden announced that it will no longer contribute to the mandatory Swedish Public Pension Funds (AP 1 through 4). The reason for this decision is that the Public Pension Funds invest billions of Swedish crowns in climate-damaging coal, oil and gas industries. Technically, this means that Greenpeace Sweden will…
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Greenpeace welcomes court decision on nuclear waste
Today (January 23), the Swedish Land and Environmental Court in Stockholm gave its opinion to the government on whether to allow the final repository for spent nuclear fuel in Forsmark, Sweden. The court said it could not recommend the Government to approve of the application unless the industry can provide additional data proving that the…
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Greenpeace states an interest in Vattenfall’s German lignite activities
Stockholm, 6 October, 2015 -- Greenpeace Sweden has today stated an interest in buying Vattenfall’s German lignite activities. This is in response to Vattenfall’s decision to divest from the lignite business and put their operation up for sale.
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Driving to destruction
Anticipated Indirect Land Use Change Associated with Expanded Use of Biofuels and Bioliquids in the EU – An Analysis of the National Renewable Energy Action Plans
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Swimming in Chemicals
For many years there has been growing concern over the manufacture and use of hazardous chemicals, and over the presence of many of these chemicals in the environment as a result of their release from industrial sources or from products that the chemicals have been used to manufacture.
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Under the cover of forest certification
Read the report on "How the Forest Stewardship Council has failed to prevent the destruction of high conservation value forests in Sweden."