Washington, DC - On Tuesday, President Obama addressed the Dakota Access pipeline, saying his administration is considering ways to reroute the pipeline. He also stated that they would let the process “play out for several more weeks” to determine whether the pipeline could be constructed in a way that is “properly attentive to the traditions of the First Americans.”
Friday 28 October, Hobart, Australia: The Antarctic Ocean Alliance applauds the momentous agreement by Members of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) to safeguard 1.55 million km2 of the Ross Sea in the Southern Ocean.
Today starts the last 100 days of Obama's presidency. So rather than speculate on who our next leader will be, let’s focus on what our current one still has the power to do on behalf of our climate.
Greenpeace endorses the Vision for Black Lives platform and stands in solidarity with our allies in the Movement for Black Lives to demand policies that empower and liberate Black people. We recognize the inextricable connections between environmental and racial justice, and we encourage our supporters to confront the systems of power that both destroy the environment and attempt to strip Black people of their humanity.
Seven years since making zero deforestation commitments, major meatpackers in Brazil have demonstrated progress in not buying from forest destruction directly. Nonetheless they are still unable ensure that they are not purchasing from deforestation indirectly and these companies not yet set a deadline for addressing this loophole. The meatpackers’ zero deforestation commitments are still not fully satisfied until they can ensure that they are not buying from any farms involved in deforestation both directly and indirectly.
North Carolina's democracy is jeopardized by a corporate takeover — but these people are making their voices heard and taking on special interests.
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