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Arctic seabed mining will cause ‘irreversible harm’ to wildlife – Greenpeace
Plans to open a vast area of the Arctic seabed to mining will cause “irreversible harm” to unique and vulnerable wildlife and ...
Norway Deep Sea Mining To Cause 'Irreversible' Harm: Greenpeace
Greenpeace on Friday warned Norway that its plans to open up its Arctic seabed to mining would cause "irreversible" damage to the entire marine ecosystem.
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Greenpeace Africa, Others Demand Climate Damages Tax
Greenpeace Africa together with other climate-based CSOs are demanding for a Climate Damages Tax Ahead of the Conference of ...
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Greenpeace complains lawsuit unjust, but critics say the organization is getting its just desserts
Environmental groups regularly use the courts to stop energy projects or force oil companies to pay billions to prevent ...
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Greenpeace: Microplastics in Germany's Rhine river doubled since 2020
The German branch of the international climate group Greenpeace on Wednesday said levels of microplastics have doubled in the ...
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Greenpeace: Deep-Sea Mining Threatens Arctic Biodiversity
Norway deep sea mining plans in the Arctic will cause irreversible harm to biodiversity, a new Greenpeace International report ...
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Greenpeace warns Norway over 'irreversible' deep-sea mining harm
Greenpeace on Friday warned Norway that its plans to open up its Arctic seabed to mining would cause "irreversible" damage to ...
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Arctic seabed mining will cause 'irreversible harm' to wildlife says Greenpeace
Norway is planning to licence mining companies to explore for seabed minerals for use in technology such as batteries and ...
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Energy transfer sues Greenpeace for $300M over pipeline protest
Energy Transfer Partners is demanding $300 million in damages from Greenpeace USA for alleged harm caused by the organization ...