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Four Indonesian fishers take on a U.S. tuna giant and offer hope for workers at sea
When Akhmad felt liquid pooling in his boot, he thought seawater was leaking in. He later realized it was his own blood.
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‘Democracy Dies by Billionaire’: Greenpeace USA fixes Washington Post slogan in World Press Freedom Day action
WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 3, 2026) — Today, on World Press Freedom Day, Greenpeace activists challenged the slogan “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” made famous by the Washington Post, with a lit…
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McDonald’s and Coca-Cola caught trying to gut Europe’s landmark plastics law months before it takes effect
McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Kraft Heinz, Mondelez, McCormick, Molson Coors, and Ball Corporation are among 138 corporations that sent a private letter urging European leaders to delay and weaken the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).
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May Day: why nature needs workers and organized labor
If we want a just transition to a cleaner future, workers have to be at the center of it.
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Behind Nvidia’s record profits: a growing climate disaster
The lack of real decarbonization efforts across Nvidia’s supply chain has real climate impacts.
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How SLAPPs uphold authoritarianism
An authoritarian model that uses bullying and intimidation in courtrooms, on streets, and on the world stage to consolidate power and silence dissent.
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How the war on Iran exposes the link between fossil fuels, plastics, and price shocks
The US-Israel war on Iran is shattering lives across Iran and the wider region. Civilians pay first and hardest — through fear, displacement, destroyed infrastructure, and deepening environmental harm. Greenpeace calls for an…
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Dutch court hears Greenpeace International’s arguments against Energy Transfer’s latest attempt to evade accountability
Dutch court hears Greenpeace International’s arguments against Energy Transfer’s latest attempt to evade accountability
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Trump Administration Rushes Offshore Mining Lease Sales in Pacific Waters, Sidestepping Indigenous Consultation
The Trump Administration is moving to fast-track offshore mineral extraction in U.S. Pacific waters, according to a newly released Department of the Interior document. The plan is raising concerns about environmental harm, Indigenous rights, and potential violations of federal law.
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Here’s one weird trick that will lower gasoline prices forever
We can manage the transition from dirty, expensive energy to clean, affordable energy in a way that saves both money and the planet.