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A coalition of environmental groups, Maori, and Massey University researchers are calling on the public to sign a petition asking for a moratorium on the commercial harvest of the threatened longfin eel. Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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One week after Cyclone Aila flattened Lakshmi Bera’s mud, bamboo and thatched grass house in May, a Copenhagen Consensus researcher found her family of five under the open sky. Their only protection was a plastic tarp. Full Article at livemint.com
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Greenpeace activists paint "G8 FAILED" on the side of the coal-carrying ship South African ship, Gallia Graeca, in Civitavecchia, near Rome July 10, 2009. View Photo »
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The presentation by the Greenpeace activist group on climate change and its effect on the Pacific was a very powerful message. It coordinated with the theme of this years’ event and I believe their message was very convincing
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It's Finally Official - India's National Solar Mission Aims for 20 Gigawatts Solar Power by 2022
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With the release of the NSM, the Indian Government has categorically shown that is is acting on climate change and moving away from a carbon-intensive, business-as-usual scenario. Full Article at Treehugger
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Kampar Peninsula.- Early today 13 activists of the organization Greenpeace locked down cranes at one of the largest pulp and paper mills in the world and 4 activists still remain - as this e-mail was sent operations at the export facility had been... Full Article at Dominican Today
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JAKARTA, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- Twelve days before the critical UN Copenhagen Climate Summit, Greenpeace activists shut down the export facilities of an Indonesian major pulp mill operated by Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) which has been identified as one of... Full Article at Xinhua
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Greenpeace activists paint the message "stupid" to G8 leaders on the facade of the Brindisi power plant chimney, near Rome July 10, 2009. View Photo »
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Politicians, Greenpeace and the media are to blame for these global warming lies.
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IBM Australia has been named Green IT vendor of the year at the Frost & Sullivan Australia Best Practice Awards which were announced at a dinner in Sydney tonight. Full Article at iTWire
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Indonesia detained 14 mostly foreign Greenpeace activists, including Australians, on Wednesday as they protested against a big pulp and paper company in this country known for its greenhouse gas emissions, the group said. Full Article at The Age
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Greenpeace activists paint "G8 FAILED" on the side of the coal-carrying ship South African ship, Gallia Graeca, in Civitavecchia, near Rome July 10, 2009. Further south, activists paint the message "stupid" to G8 leaders on the facade of the Brindisi power plant chimney.
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Greenpeace activists paint the message "stupid" to G8 leaders on the facade of the Brindisi power plant chimney, near Rome July 10, 2009. The power plant is Italy's largest coal-fired power station and activists sought to point out that coal is the most climate-polluting of fossil fuels.
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Greenpeace activists paint the word 'Bio Hazard' as scarecrows planted by them are seen during a protest against genetically modified (GM) rice at a trial field of Bayer Crop Science company at Chinnakanjarla, about 45 kilometers (28 miles) from Hyderabad, India, Monday, June 22, 2009.
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In this handout picture received from Greenpeace, activists project anti nuclear messages directly onto the sarcophagus at Chernobyl on April 24, 2009. Ukraine paid homage on April 26, 2009 to victims of the Chernobyl catastrophe 23 years after the worst nuclear accident in history.
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In this handout picture received from Greenpeace, activists project anti nuclear messages directly onto the sarcophagus at Chernobyl on April 24, 2009. Ukraine paid homage on April 26, 2009 to victims of the Chernobyl catastrophe 23 years after the worst nuclear accident in history.
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In this handout picture received from Greenpeace, activists project anti nuclear messages directly onto the sarcophagus at Chernobyl on April 24, 2009. Ukraine paid homage on April 26, 2009 to victims of the Chernobyl catastrophe 23 years after the worst nuclear accident in history.
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This undated handout photo received April 14, 2009 from Greenpeace shows Greenpeace activist Mai Suzuki holding up a placard during a protest in front of Japanese factory ship Nisshin Maru (back) anchored at the port of Shimonoseki.
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This undated handout photo received April 14, 2009 from Greenpeace shows the Japanese factory ship Nisshin Maru arriving at the port of Shimonoseki after a five-month Antartic mission.
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Protesters from Greenpeace gather outside the 14th ASEAN Summit meeting Friday, April 10, 2009, in Pattaya, Thailand. Authorities were also preparing for disturbances as anti-government demonstrators continue to call for the resignation of the current government.
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Russian police arrest a Greenpeace environmental activist dressed as a waste bin carries outside a presidential administration office in Moscow on February 5, 2009.
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Russian police arrest a Greenpeace environmental activist dressed as a waste bin carries outside a presidential administration office in Moscow on February 5, 2009.
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A plane takes off as letters of Greenpeace's slogan 'Our Climate Our Land' is seen on a plot of land in Sipson, north of Heathrow Airport, in west London,Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2009.
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Members of Greenpeace display a banner in the Manaus municipal theater during protest on climate change in Manaus November 26, 2009.
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Members of Greenpeace display a banner in the Manaus municipal theater during protest on climate change in Manaus November 26, 2009.
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Members of Greenpeace unfurl a banner in the Manaus municipal theater during a protest on climate change in Manaus November 26, 2009.
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Greenpeace activist performs a symbolic demolition of the Ministry of Industry to protest against the breaking of mining limits in the northern Czech Republic, in Prague November 26, 2009.
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A Greenpeace activist holds a banner as she performs a symbolic demolition of the Ministry of Industry to protest against the breaking of mining limits in the northern Czech Republic, in Prague November 26, 2009.
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Greenpeace activists hold banners as they perform a symbolic demolition of the Ministry of Industry to protest against the breaking of mining limits in the northern Czech Republic, in Prague November 26, 2009.
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Greenpeace activists paint the message "stupid" to G8 leaders on the facade of the Brindisi power plant chimney, near Rome July 10, 2009. The power plant is Italy's largest coal-fired power station and activists sought to point out that coal is the most climate-polluting of fossil fuels.
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The presentation by the Greenpeace activist group on climate change and its effect on the Pacific was a very powerful message. It coordinated with the theme of this years’ event and I believe their message was very convincing
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Politicians, Greenpeace and the media are to blame for these global warming lies.
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The Jakarta Foreign Correspondents Club is deeply concerned about the detention and deportation of two foreign journalists who were reporting on a Greenpeace protest against deforestation in Indonesia
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President Yudhoyono of Indonesia recently pledged to reduce emissions from deforestation and Greenpeace is here in the heart of the rainforest to help him turn his promise into action ... Indonesia is climate change's 'ground zero'. Stopping forest destruction here and around the globe is not only one o...
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Greenpeace is sending President Obama an urgent call to action from the frontline of climate and forest destruction. He has promised to take decisive action on climate change, yet with just weeks left before December's critical UN climate summit, his administration is actively undermining and stalling g...
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I believe that climate change is the greatest threat humanity has ever faced ... When I found out that the destruction of our planet’s forests is one of the main causes I called Greenpeace and asked if I could join them at their Climate Defenders Camp in Indonesia and to see the situation for myself.
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Out of Business...Now Under the new management of Greenpeace, the Earth Liberation Front, the Sierra Club, et al.
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More than 20 Greenpeace activists are in the process of hanging the 600-square-metre (6,500-square-foot) banner on the Sagrada Familia ... to mark the beginning of the United Nations summit on climate
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NGOs [non-governmental organisations] and reporting organisations know even if they are right they may still be sued and the cost of defending themselves will be huge. We have threats against just about every reputable organisation you can think of, from Human Rights Watch to Greenpeace.
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Enron now has excellent credentials with many ‘green' interests including Greenpeace, WWF, NRDC, German Watch, the U.S. Climate Action Network, the European Climate Action Network, Ozone Action, WRI, and Worldwatch.
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Today, I voted against the off-shore drilling amendment. Full disclosure: I accepted a trip to the Galapagos Islands from Greenpeace, a trip to Waikiki from Save Our Beaches and a copy of 'An Inconvenient Truth' from Al Gore.
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In order to protect the safety of everyone on our site, and return to normal operations as quickly as reasonably possible, we filed for an injunction to bar Greenpeace activists from Suncor property in addition to claims for estimated civil damages related to Greenpeace's activities
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I condemn the way some of the NGOs, especially Greenpeace, have run the campaign which is all farce. I am all for civil society and transparency. But I have been flooded with the hate emails from the Greenpeace calling me anti-national if I give approval to the GM food in the country. It is highly deplo...
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I condemn the way some of the NGOs, especially Greenpeace, have run the campaign which is all farce. I am all for civil society and transparency. But I have been flooded with the hate emails from the Greenpeace calling me anti-national if I give approval to the GM food in the country. It is highly deplo...
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Greenpeace came here to demand from the Brazilian government an active stance in the fight against climate changes. We want zero deforestation, renewable energy and protection of the oceans
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I fully support the Greenpeace Sign On campaign to send John Key to Copenhagen in December and all the money raised in my auction will go towards that cause
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I think what Greenpeace has started now is only the beginning of a bigger movement against the oilsands and the oil companies
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There's no doubt in my mind that Greenpeace has identified those companies as the most vulnerable link in the tarsands
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From my perspective, when NGOs come to the table and say, 'We've got a problem with this,' we as a company have always said OK, let's figure out what the issues are and come up with solutions ... When you look at who we are in the market -- the scale, the breadth, the depth -- Greenpeace knew by targeti...
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What drives me now ... is the same thing that drove me at Greenpeace -- the desire to solve the climate change problem with low-carbon energy and create jobs and wealth along the way.
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There is understandable concern about the need to move faster and more effectively to tackle climate change, and Greenpeace are right to seek to protest in a peaceful way. But I would have preferred it if they had not done it by breaching the House of Parliament. It shows that things are not as they sho...
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I urge all UK politicians to sign up to Greenpeace's manifesto, for the sake of the people of Britain, India and the world.
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You'll see a very active campaign not just by Greenpeace but by groups around the world leading up to Copenhagen
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