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Billion dollar fishing industry on the verge of collapse

11.10.2008 05:40    greenpeace.org
The world's largest food fishery is on the verge of collapse. Pollock, used to make McDonald's fish sandwiches, frozen fish sticks, fish and chips, and imitation crabmeat, have had a population decrease of 50 percent since last year.



Congo logging review could lead to more forest destruction, warns Greenpeace

09.10.2008 06:34    greenpeace.org
The fact that titles that violated the Forest Code are now being legalised sets a very dangerous precedent, giving little incentive to companies to improve their track record in complying with legal and regulatory obligations," said Michelle Medeiros, Africa Forest

Carry On up the Congo

09.10.2008 05:35    greenpeace.org
Illegal logging is rapidly destroying the Earth's stores of natural resources at a time when runaway climate change threatens life on every continent. However, a review of the legality of 156 logging contracts in Democratic Republic of Congo will put

Greenpeace ship tour in Indonesia to show how Protecting Forests will Save the Climate

07.10.2008 06:24    greenpeace.org
The Greenpeace ship Esperanza arrived this morning in Jayapura, Papua, the last frontier of intact ancient forest in Indonesia, to highlight the catastrophic impact that deforestation - for palm oil, logging and other industry expansion - has on the global

Forests for Climate tour in Indonesia

07.10.2008 05:33    greenpeace.org
Greenpeace today embarked on the Indonesian leg of its "Forests for Climate" ship tour, to shine the spotlight on the rampant destruction of the Paradise Forests - the last remaining ancient forests of Southeast Asia.

Activists board coal shipment in Spain

07.10.2008 05:33    greenpeace.org
At 2am this morning, four Greenpeace activists boarded the Windsor Adventure, a coal cargo ship importing coal from Colombia into Spain. Activist painted "Quit Coal" on the side of the ship as it entered Gijon, one of the biggest coal

'Quit Coal' - Greenpeace takes action against coal ship in Spain

06.10.2008 05:59    greenpeace.org
The protest is part of Greenpeace's four-month "quit coal" ship tour across Europe. A report " El carbón en España, un futuro negro ", to be released today by Greenpeace Spain, and based on research by Ecofys S.L., shows that

Pirates blacklisted

03.10.2008 23:17    greenpeace.org
Our oceans are being plundered by pirates. Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing - also known as "pirate fishing" - has become a global scourge. From international waters around the world, to the islands of the South Pacific and the coastal
Pirates blacklisted

Hoisting a new flag to combat pirate fishing: blacklist.greenpeace.org

02.10.2008 18:08    greenpeace.org
The global environmental organisation launched its ' IUU blacklist ' as the West and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission meets in Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, to discuss increased regulation of tuna fishing in the Pacific where IUU fishing of the

Victory! Turkish Nuclear Plans Powered Down

25.09.2008 18:21    greenpeace.org
Just two days after the arrest of 37 activists from Greenpeace and Global Action Group protesting against nuclear energy in Turkey, there has been a victory. For months, the Energy Ministry of Turkey has been intent on selecting a supplier

Victory! European Parliament votes to reduce emissions from gas guzzlers

25.09.2008 18:20    greenpeace.org
In a long-awaited display of responsibility, the European Parliament's Environment committee has voted through a strong package to reduce emissions from cars. As the committee went into session, it seemed certain that a compromise package riddled with loopholes would be

Activist Declare Nuclear Age Dead End

23.09.2008 21:20    greenpeace.org
Activists turned the front of the Turkish Ministry of Energy into a mortuary to highlight the deadly risks involved with establishing a nuclear industry in Turkey. On the eve of a nuclear tender from the Turkish government, 37 activists from

Nokia comes tops in greener electronics ranking

16.09.2008 21:51    greenpeace.org
Nokia regains the lead, ranking seven points out of ten (2). Its table-topping score is due to improved take-back practice in India (3). "Most of the brands are responding to the more stringent chemical and e-waste criteria in the Greenpeace
Nokia comes tops in greener electronics ranking

Nokia tops latest Greener Electronics Guide

16.09.2008 21:07    greenpeace.org
Company scores plummeted in the previous edition of Greenpeace's Guide to Greener Electronics, when new criteria on climate change were introduced. However, leading brands like Nokia and Samsung are now making significant progress in greening their electronics products, with improved
Nokia tops latest Greener Electronics Guide

Mediterranean tuna management an "international disgrace"

11.09.2008 22:34    greenpeace.org
The independent panel (1) was commissioned by ICCAT to review its performance following concerns raised by the international community about the management of tuna fisheries resources. In a very strong and direct recommendation, the Panel asks for "the suspension of

Court deals Major Blow to UK coal-fired power plans

11.09.2008 05:25    greenpeace.org
The charges arose after the six attempted to shut down the Kingsnorth coal-fired power station in Kent last year by scaling the chimney and painting the Prime Minister's name down the side. The defendants pleaded 'not guilty' and relied in

Greenpeace welcomes greener iPods, awaits greener Macs

11.09.2008 05:24    greenpeace.org
Greenpeace congratulates Apple for phasing out harmful chemicals like PVC and BFRs (1) in its new, much greener iPods. But we know that Jobs and his team can go even further, and truly take a lead in greening the electronics

Greenpeace activists cleared in landmark global warming trial

10.09.2008 22:16    greenpeace.org
In an unprecedented trial a UK Crown Court jury has acquitted six Greenpeace UK volunteers of criminal damage to a coal-fired power plant. The jury, consisting of representatives from the British public, found their actions justified when considering the damage

Israeli police arrest Greenpeace Rainbow Warrior Captain on 'Quit Coal' protest

09.09.2008 22:36    greenpeace.org
Marking the launch of a four month "quit coal" ship tour, the Rainbow Warrior will tour the Mediterranean and Europe. Today, Greenpeace called on the Israeli government to abandon its plan to build a new coal power plant in Ashkelon.

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