‘Nitrate emergency starts here’: Greenpeace brings water crisis back to Fonterra’s HQ
Greenpeace has taken rural New Zealand’s nitrate emergency straight to the top, by projecting a modified Fonterra sign reading “The…
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Bottom trawling a triple threat to marine environments – new report – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is calling for urgent action to restrict bottom trawling after a new government report highlights the compounding effects the…
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‘Nitrate emergency starts here’: Greenpeace pins blame on Canterbury dairy conversions
‘The Nitrate Emergency: it starts here.’ That’s what a freshly-installed Fonterra farm sign said outside Canterbury’s first complete dairy conversion…
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Luxon’s Trump-like energy policy heads down a fossil fuel dead end – Greenpeace
The energy policy initiatives announced by the Luxon Government today are a desperate attempt to revive fossil fuels, which have…
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International Organisations Condemn ‘No Additional Warming’ Approach As NZ Methane Target Decision Looms – Greenpeace
A coalition of nearly 100 international organisations, including Greenpeace, have launched an open letter to governments calling for binding targets…
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Seamount protection considered to protect crashed fish stock – Greenpeace
A decision to dramatically reduce catch limits in the world’s largest orange roughy fishery is being welcomed by environmental groups,…
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Greenpeace calls for investors to boycott wannabe seabed miner as they list on NZ stock exchange
Greenpeace is calling on prospective investors “not to bankroll ocean destruction” by investing in wannabe seabed mining company, Manuka Resources,…
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Greenpeace activists convicted and discharged over seabed mining action
Four ocean advocates have been sentenced in court in Wellington today, after locking down the Wellington headquarters of the mining…
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Luxon Government joins Trump’s Climate Stupidity Club – Greenpeace
The announcement today that the Luxon Government is opening up all of New Zealand to oil and gas exploration shows…
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$26b in dirty money: Fonterra cashes in after contaminating drinking water – Greenpeace
Dirty money: that’s what Greenpeace is calling the $26 billion in revenue brought in by dairy giant Fonterra over the…