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[Greenpeace - Making Waves] tuna tales - Pacific to Brussels: Like lightening we get to work, some of us spraying (washable) “closed for business” and “tuna sold out” signs whilst others spread fishing nets around the sneaky stand. The provocatively-displayed tuna seems to wink at me as the Ricardo people get to work as fast as us - within seconds feisty (ok, downright violent), Spanish women are brandishing giant fish knifes and hacking our nets to pieces - Vale?
[Greenpeace UK - Oceans] Tide turns for Pacific tuna: Since most Pacific tuna stocks - valued at US$3 billion a year - come from the waters of these countries, this will be a major contribution towards the protection of Pacific tuna. It also represents a giant stride towards making these areas into marinereserves - exactlywhat we have been pushing for since 2005.
[pinoypress -- Philippines news, opinion, blogs.] Greenpeace Targets Incoming Coal Shipment in Quezon: catastrophe,” said Greenpeace Southeast Asia Campaign Manager Beau Baconguis onboad the Rainbow Warrior. There are currently eight coal-fired power plants in the Philippines, with a total capacity of 4177 MW, or about 26.1% of the .
[Greenpeace Australia Pacific] Renewable solutions sidelined whilst dirty coal is bankrolled in ...: “Why is the Rudd government buying into the CCS scam which cannot play a role in cutting emissions for at least another 20 years at least, if at all? Just think how much energy we could be generating from renewables in that period of time if we start injecting cash into the solution rather than the problem?
[Greenpeace - Making Waves - recent comments] Leah comments on "Pacific Activist": We are taking action out here in the Pacific Commons in order to get the message across that this craziness needs to stop NOW and we mean business! We have been getting a lot of reaction to our activities out here and as a Pacific Islander and an activist - I say "Hooray!!!" with my thumbs up!
[Whats Hot?] Greenpeace activists paint ”˜Quit Coal’ on transport ship: Greenpeace activists aboard the ship, Rainbow Warrior, anchored near the Pagbilao coal plant, painted the words “Quit Coal” on the hull of the coal transport ship Sam John Spirit, which was on standby to unload a shipment of coal for use by the power plant.
[Girl Honiara.Humour, Ideas & Inspirations.] GreenPeace In Honiara: Nothing screams environmental campaign, international news and controversy with these guys. Friends to some, despised by others, one thing for sure you cannot break these bunch. While I fully support their causes and tactics, I probably have less stomach for their activists campaigns.
[the map village street editors] greenpeace australia pacific turns 30: greenpeace.gif Greenpeace Australia Pacific is celebrating its big 3-0 this year and to share the love, is touring the country with a photographic exhibition of original images snapped by photojournalists over the year.
[An Inconvenient Blog] How “green” is your loo paper?: Michael Braungart, chemist, founder of the Environmental Protection Encouragement Agency (EPEA) and co-author of the book Cradle to Cradle, which looks at the elimination of waste, is concerned that the production of recycled toilet tissue often involves turning high-grade office paper into toilet roll using halogenated hydrocarbons (persistent organic pollutants). These hidden ingredients in recycled toilet paper are not widely acknowledged - in this country, at least, you can’t buy products whose labels guarantee them to be free of them.
[Greenpeace UK RSS] Lyle Thurston, 1937 - 2008: This week came the sad news of the passing of another warrior; Lyle Thurston - one of 12 crewmembers on the original Greenpeace campaign - has died of pneumonia at the age of 70 in Victoria, BC, Canada.
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