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Greenpeace again exposes vulnerability of French nuclear sites

Lyon - A Greenpeace protestor paraglides over a French nuclear power station in Ain department in eastern France and 'attacks' it with a smoke bomb.

In the Media by Robert Myles

Latest Greenpeace study underlines problems of biomass energy

Ottawa - The latest report from Greenpeace Canada is arguing the dangers of using biomass on an industrial scale for heating and generating electricity far outweigh the potential benefits.

In the Media by Andrew Reeves - 1 comment

Op-Ed: More oil madness — BP to drill in the Shetlands

Less than eighteen months after the Deepwater Horizon tragedy and environmental disaster, the company behind it has been given the go ahead to drill in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

In the Media by Alexander Baron - 19 comments

Greenpeace celebrates 40th anniversary in Vancouver

Vancouver - Forty years ago today, Greenpeace was founded in Vancouver by a group of 17 activists who joined together to protest off-shore nuclear testing in Alaska. To recognize the accomplishments of the group the mayor has declared September 15 as Greenpeace Day.

In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 1 comment

Adidas joins Nike and Puma in trying to detoxify fashion

This should come across as good news to one and all – Adidas has joined Nike and Puma in committing publicly to eliminate all discharges of hazardous chemicals throughout their supply chain and across the entire lifecycle of their products by 2020.

In the Media by Subir Ghosh

Greenpeace warns that Fukushima City schools are still dangerous

Greenpeace is warning that the schools in Fukushima City are contaminated with radiation as children prepare to return to class this week.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Toxic chemicals found in branded clothing, new research shows

Amsterdam - Toxic chemicals with “hormone-disrupting properties,” harmful to humans and the environment even at low levels, have been found in clothing and some fabric-based shoes of leading international clothing brands, new research has found.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 3 comments

Greenpeace activists fined for mischief in Calgary

Calgary - Greenpeace activists have been fined for rappelling from the top of the Calgary Tower and hanging a banner saying “Separate Oil and State”, and the organization has filed complaints of mistreatment relating to the arrests.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin

Prominent climate change denier given over $1m from oil and coal

Washington - A leading scientist with pronounced climate change skepticism, claiming global warming is caused by solar activity variations rather than by human-caused CO2 emissions, has been paid more than $1 million by ExxonMobile and other major energy companies.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 8 comments

Germany implements ‘historic’ nuclear energy phaseout by 2022

Berlin - In the wake of Japan’s Fukushima nuclear meltdown, the German government has reversed its energy policy and will gradually wean itself from its nuclear energy program, shutting down its reactors by 2022.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 2 comments

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Watch: Lucy Lawless Protests Arctic Oil Drilling

The actress was arrested with five Greenpeace activists in New Zealand.

Oilsands 'allies' and 'adversaries' named in federal documents

The federal government considers the media, aboriginal and environmental groups 'adversaries' when it comes to the debate on Canada's oilsands, according to documents released by Greenpeace.

Many canned tuna brands getting more sustainable

Canned tuna sold under the Gold Seal, Ocean's, Safeway and Sobey's Our Compliments brands have improved their commitment to sustainable fishing enough to get a nod from Greenpeace Canada.