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Countries must step up to fully fund US$80 million FSO Safer oil tanker rescue off Yemen
While US$80 million needed to rescue the Safer sounds like a lot of money, it is a drop in the ocean compared to the subsidies that governments give to oil corporations.
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Spills, explosions and looming disasters: the last thing the world needs is more oil
Oil is a substance that’s toxic at every stage in its lifecycle, from extraction through to its end-use which produces emissions that are heating up the planet — that is the problem.
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Coke vs. Pepsi – Who will lead us into the refill and reuse future?
Pepsi’s current amount of reusable or refillable packaging? Zero. Coca-Cola recently committed to making 25% of their packaging reusable or refillable by 2030 - can Pepsi rise to the challenge and be more ambitious than Coke?
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The Norwegian State calls for rejection of Arctic oil case by European Court of Human Rights
The Norwegian state argues that the European Court of Human Rights should reject the case filed by environmental organisations and six young activists.
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Greenpeace activists block Russian oil tanker from offloading oil in Norwegian port
Activists from Greenpeace Nordic in kayaks and boats are blocking the oil tanker Ust Luga, preventing it from offloading thousands of tonnes of Russian oil
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Is your money funding Putin’s war machine?
European finance institutions must stop providing finance to Russian fossil fuel companies and transition away from fossil fuel investments.
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Big brands must seize the moment to end the plastic pollution crisis
If big brands like Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Nestlé and Unilever have their way, plastic production could triple by 2050. Big brands must end their addiction to single-use plastic packaging and increase their investment in reusable and refillable systems.
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Activists block transfer of 100 000 tonnes of Russian oil at sea
Greenpeace activists from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Russia have begun a blockade of a transshipment of Russian oil at sea in northern Denmark.
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Greenpeace activists protest in front of supertanker – demanding that EU ban Russian oil
Greenpeace is calling for the import of fossil fuels from Russia to be stopped so that the EU no longer helps finance the war in Ukraine.
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Peace protest against oil tankers from Russia in the Baltic Sea
Greenpeace Nordic activists take peaceful action at sea to confront the Russian fossil fuels still being shipped to Europe.