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Trump vs. Plastic Pollution
In his first month back in the Oval Office, Trump made moves that sent shockwaves in the world of plastic pollution. First, there was the announcement of a 25% tariff…
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Energy Transfer lawsuit verdict
The jury has officially reached a verdict in our trial against Big Oil company Energy Transfer’s meritless lawsuit. We’re going to appeal.
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Greenpeace USA demands Congress defend the Constitution
WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 18, 2025) – In response to the unlawful detainment of student activist and U.S. legal permanent resident Mahmoud Khalil, Greenpeace USA has signed on to a letter…
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California’s dirty democrats exposed!
New bills are circulating framed as 'public safety' measures, but there is no evidence that they improve energy reliability or make communities safer.
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The BOWSER Act and federal highjacking of local governance
BOWSER Act is a racist attacks on DC home rule & another attempt by right-wing lawmakers to strip Black/Brown communities of their rights. DC residents deserve full autonomy & representation. Congress must reject this assault on democracy.
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Fossil fuel anti-protest bills in Montana, Virginia, and Illinois threaten climate activism
New bills are circulating framed as 'public safety' measures, but there is no evidence that they improve energy reliability or make communities safer.
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Energy Transfer thinks they can silence us
Big Oil company Energy Transfer is trying to silence Greenpeace with a $300 million lawsuit. They've ignited a reinvigorated global movement.
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Day one executive orders are a return on investment for Big Oil
As we enter 2025 and this new political era, it is important to recognize the stark divisions of contemporary American life – ones that are not as simplistic or neatly…
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Resistance and resilience: what to expect from the second Trump administration
President Trump's return to power marks a setback for both climate and social action. But Greenpeace USA is not backing down.
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Los Angeles wildfires rage across communities
"As the world watches … families, wildlife, and entire communities in California are suffering from fires — fueled by extreme drought and record heat — raging across acres with no end in sight."