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Best of Greenpeace ships 2023
Greenpeace ships have been the beacon of hope for global environmental justice. They travel continuously across seas, documenting the vast diversity of the ocean.
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Is the European Central Bank silently walking back on its climate commitments?
A handful of companies (like Shell, TotalEnergies and ENI) are responsible for the European Central Bank's disproportionate carbon footprint. The ECB needs to stand up to the challenge of the times and work for the benefit of current and future generations.
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Norway continues to display climate hypocrisy in trial over three new oil fields
The new legal action builds upon legal precedent established in another climate lawsuit brought by the same organisations.
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Greenpeace activists scale 140-metre crane to call out Australia’s biggest climate threat Woodside
Greenpeace Australia Pacific activists scaled a 140 metre crane and dropped a 25-metre banner calling out fossil fuel giant Woodside as Australia's greatest climate threat.
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Europe is choo choo choosing climate tickets for rail and public transport
Climate tickets are gaining momentum in Europe in a bid to combat the rise in transport costs, reduce energy waste and meet climate targets. Welcome aboard.
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Greenpeace calls on world leaders to take climate action with ‘burning’ Hollywood Sign in California
In a dramatic video projection, Greenpeace USA appears to have doused the iconic Hollywood Sign in oil and set it on fire.
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Greenpeace activists block Shell import terminal in support of climate-impacted communities
Early this morning, Filipino climate activists on kayaks blocked access to the Shell import terminal affecting the operations of Shell’s facility managing the import of fossil fuels.
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Environmental groups confront Norway in court over new oil fields
Greenpeace Nordic and Natur og Ungdom (Young Friends of the Earth Norway) are facing the Norwegian government in court, in a new trial starting today.
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Response to BBC Report: “COP28: UAE planned to use climate talks to make oil deals”
"This is exactly the kind of conflict of interest we feared when the CEO of an oil company was appointed to the role."