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Energy Transfer SLAPP case: eight reasons why justice demands a new trial
The trial held in Mandan, North Dakota in the Energy Transfer SLAPP case was fundamentally flawed in multiple ways.
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Toxic AI boom breathes new life into a dying forever chemical industry
If PFAS are built into the backbone of the AI economy, they will remain in our water, soil and bodies for generations to come.
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Energy Transfer once again tops list of worst methane sources
A new report from UCLA’s Stop Methane Project once again ranks Energy Transfer at the top of their list of the worst methane polluting sources in oil and gas regions.
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The Metals Company CEO claims destructive industry is only “picking up rocks”
The Metals Company (TMC) CEO Gerard Barron, in his appearance at the annual New York Times Climate Forward event, minimized the environmental risks of deep sea mining by characterizing the destructive industry as “picking up rocks.” Barron also described calls for a moratorium by scientists, corporations and environmental activists as “virtue signaling” and “a vote…
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GASLIT documentary screenings sell out in Hawaiʻi
HONOLULU, HAWAIʻI (September 11, 2026) – As Hawaiʻi faces growing interest from the fossil fuel industry and potential plans to expand liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure and exports, a new…
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Don’t Mine the Moana: American Samoa rejects deep sea mining push
American Samoan community leaders, accompanied by Greenpeace USA activists, peacefully confronted the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) research ship Okeanos Explorer in Pacific waters off Pago Pago Harbor. The activists held banners that read “Don’t Mine the Moana” in protest over concerns that the ship’s efforts to map seabed minerals off American Samoa and…
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Greenpeace USA responds to report showing that AI’s net impact is a disaster for global emissions
At a time when the world’s attention is captured by a fast and dirty data center buildout, an even more sinister climate threat continues…
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Greenpeace USA calls on Dove to Kick Plastic Out
Greenpeace USA activists today unfurled a 50-foot banner outside Dove’s USA headquarters with the message “Dove: Care for Men’s Health, Kick Plastic Out.”
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Defend Your Balls From Dove: The FIFA Sponsor’s Plastic Package Problem
As a World Cup sponsor, Dove is spending millions to sell itself as a brand that cares about men. We call foul.
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Energy Transfer is inflating the AI bubble with gas
One of the US’s biggest pipeline companies, Energy Transfer, is ready to capitalize on the frenzied expansion of energy-guzzling data centers.
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Indonesian fishers win another round against Bumble Bee Foods’ attempt to dismiss human trafficking lawsuit
A California federal judge today conclusively denied the Bumble Bee tuna company’s request that the court reconsider its decision to allow a human trafficking case brought by Indonesian fishers to proceed.
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