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Keep America Beautiful litter study ignores corporate blame for plastic pollution
Greenpeace responds to Keep America Beautiful report Washington, DC – A new report from Keep America Beautiful — a nonprofit working alongside corporate partners like McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, Dow, PepsiCo, Nestle, and Keurig Dr.…
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Greenpeace USA formally recognizes Progressive Workers Union
Today a majority of eligible Greenpeace USA staff voted to be represented by the Progressive Workers Union and was instantaneously recognized by Greenpeace USA.
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JANE FONDA, LILY TOMLIN, LANA PARRILLA, GREENPEACE, COMMUNITIES FOR A BETTER ENVIRONMENT, & STAND L.A. TO RALLY IN LOS ANGELES HARBOR FOR FIRE DRILL FRIDAYS
JANE FONDA, LILY TOMLIN, LANA PARRILLA, GREENPEACE, COMMUNITIES FOR A BETTER ENVIRONMENT, & STAND L.A. TO RALLY IN LOS ANGELES HARBOR FOR FIRE DRILL FRIDAYS Actors and activists to Demand…
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JANE FONDA & GREENPEACE BRING FIRE DRILL FRIDAYS TO CLIMATE IMPACT ZONE; RALLY IN WILMINGTON, CA ON MARCH 6 AT 11 AM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JANE FONDA & GREENPEACE BRING FIRE DRILL FRIDAYS TO CLIMATE IMPACT ZONE; RALLY IN WILMINGTON, CA ON MARCH 6 AT 11 AM Actors and Activists —…
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New research: Air pollution from fossil fuels costs the world $8 billion every day
A new report [1] from Greenpeace Southeast Asia and the Center for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) found that air pollution from burning coal, oil, and natural gas accounts for…
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Greenpeace, Jane Fonda, Joaquin Phoenix, Nalleli Cobo, and Others Bring Fire Drill Fridays to Los Angeles
Actors and activists including Last Chance Alliance, Norman Lear, Annie Leonard, Rainn Wilson, Cesar Aguirre, and others demand leaders address the climate crisis Los Angeles, CA (February 7, 2020) —…
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SC Johnson latest company to ditch pro-plastics lobbying group
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Nestlé’s plastic monster spews pollution at company’s U.S. headquarters
Washington, DC – Greenpeace activists joined a 15-foot tall monster in a visit to Nestlé’s U.S. headquarters in Arlington, VA today (link to be updated with photo and video), delivering Nestlé plastic…
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Greenpeace Finds Amazon Breaking Commitment to Power Cloud with 100% Renewable Energy
“Clicking Clean Virginia” analyzes dirty energy sources fueling “data center alley” Amazon Web Services is only meeting 12 percent of its renewable energy commitment as its East Coast presence and…
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Nestlé misses the mark with statement on tackling its single-use plastics problem
Washington, DC – Nestlé, the world’s largest food and beverage company, released a statement today aimed at addressing the growing plastic pollution crisis. The company’s statement does not include clear targets…