Greenpeace Calls Ministerial Appointments A Boon For The Oceans
Greenpeace says today’s Ministerial announcements hold some fantastic news for the sea and everything that lives in it. Prime Minister…
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New Govt Must Phase Out Synthetic Fertiliser, Study Finds It Is Driving Climate Catastrophe – Greenpeace
A major new paper, just published in the prestigious science journal Nature, shows that the overuse of synthetic nitrogen fertiliser…
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Greenpeace Welcomes Greens’ Transport Policy, Calls For Climate To Be Bottom Line
Greenpeace has welcomed the Green Party’s transport policy announced today, but is seeking assurances that the Greens will make clean…
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Tiwai Deal Must Come With Strings Attached – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is disappointed that Jacinda Ardern is buckling under pressure from Rio Tinto to provide cheap power for its Tiwai…
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National Promises Dirty Rivers And More Fuel For Climate Fires – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is calling the National Party’s newly announced agriculture policy “tantamount to climate denial” and “a promise for more dirty…
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No Time To Lose: Call For Incoming Govt To Implement Cameras On Boats Within First Term – Greenpeace
Greenpeace has today launched a call for the incoming government to prioritise cameras on boats across the full commercial fishing…
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Greenpeace Applauds Green Party Vision For Thriving Oceans
Greenpeace is applauding the Greens marine policy, released today, saying it sets a strong vision for healthy and thriving oceans….
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Greenpeace Celebrates Green Party Commitment To End PKE
Greenpeace is labelling the commitment to end the use of Palm Kernel Expeller (PKE) “bold and transformational”. The commitment has…
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Greenpeace Wins High Court Charity Case Appeal
The High Court has ruled today that Greenpeace is entitled to register as a charity and that the Charities Registration…
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Groups Against Seabed Mining Will “vigorously Oppose” Supreme Court Appeal By Miners – Greenpeace
The Supreme Court today granted Trans-Tasman Resources (TTR) leave to appeal a 3 April Court of Appeal judgment that upheld…