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As the Arctic melts Australia’s Galilee Basin remains a ticking carbon...

Sydney/London/India 19 September, 2012: Mining industry numbers reveal that by allowing coal mining in the untapped Galilee Basin in Queensland, Australia could create more carbon pollution than the...

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Greenpeace confronts Dongwon’s destructive fishing in Korea

Yeosu, South Korea, 23 September 2012 — Activists from the Greenpeace ship Esperanza today occupied the dry dock where one of Dongwon's purse seine ships, MV Granada, is being repaired. The activists...

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Financial woes could spell the end to whaling

Tokyo, September 26, 2012 – Greenpeace Japan and the Dolphin & Whale Action Network, a Japanese NGO, today demanded that the Japanese government end taxpayer subsidies for its unprofitable whaling...

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Tough action needed to stop Reef coral death

2nd October, 2012: Greenpeace is calling for tough action by the Australian and Queensland Governments after scientists revealed the Great Barrier Reef has lost half its coral cover in 27 years, and...

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Burke delivers body blow to the Reef

Sydney 10th October, 2012: In apparent contravention of a World Heritage Committee decision, Environment Minister, Tony Burke, has approved a massive new coal terminal in the Great Barrier Reef. The...

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John West: Australia’s worst tuna brand

Monday, 22 October, 2012, Sydney: Greenpeace has today launched a major new campaign exposing Australia’s biggest tuna brand, John West, for unnecessarily killing a whole host of marine life, including...

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Mythology is for Greeks, not tuna brands

Spoof lifts lid on John West greenwashMonday, 22 October, 2012, Sydney: Greenpeace today launched a ‘horror spoof’ of the John West ‘reveal ad’, lifting the lid on the company’s destructive fishing...

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New Guide helps consumers sort the green from the greenwash for Australia’s...

Monday, 22 October, 2012, Sydney: As part of a major new national campaign, Greenpeace today launched its 4th annual Canned Tuna Guide, aiming to help consumers make a sustainable choice.Tuna is...

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John West: from greenwash to black out

Tuesday, 23 October, 2012, Sydney: Australia’s biggest tuna brand, John West, blocked its Facebook page from the international community last night after it was bombarded with concerns about its...

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New report exposes Coal’s contempt for Great Barrier Reef

Sydney, 24th October, 2012: A new study released today confirms what Greenpeace and local environmentalists have been saying about the impacts of new coal terminals on the Great Barrier Reef coast. The...

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NEW game! Ocean Apocalypse: Have you got what it takes?

Friday, 26 October 2012, Sydney: The most popular fruit-slicing game in the world ‘Fruit Ninja’ has been taken to the next level of slasher satisfaction with Greenpeace’s new release, ‘Ocean...

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Greenpeace campaign censored

Wednesday, 31 October, 2012, Melbourne: Greenpeace is demanding John West clarify whether it was involved in a decision by a small family-owned company to remove a billboard targeting the company near...

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Greenpeace: Federal Government must intervene on Queensland Ports

Thursday 1 November, 2012: Greenpeace has called on the Federal Government to urgently step in and prevent the industrialisation of the Great Barrier Reef coast, following the release today of the...

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John West censors damning YouTube video

Thursday, November 1, 2012, Sydney: John West attempted to suppress damning evidence about destructive fishing methods used by the company today by removing a Greenpeace spoof video from YouTube.The...

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Minister wrong about toxic mine-water release

8th November, 2012: Greenpeace says Queensland Environment Minister, Andrew Powell, is wrong when he says new laws being rushed through Parliament won’t allow the release of stagnant, toxic flood water...

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Coal miners face growing anger over damage to Great Barrier Reef

12 November, 2012: Coal industry executives were faced with over 100 protesters outside the Galilee Basin Coal Conference at the Brisbane Hilton this morning, calling for a halt to coal development...

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Greenpeace gives John West HQ a makeover

Melbourne, Thursday 15 November, 2012: Sharks and a giant tuna can are occupying the roof of John West’s headquarters in Melbourne this morning as part of a Greenpeace campaign to expose the company’s...

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Shark attack ends without harm

Thursday 15 November, 2012: Police have arrested two Greenpeace activists dressed as sharks, ending their five hour occupation of John West headquarters in Melbourne.The two Melbourne women, aged 22...

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Super trawler belongs on the scrap heap

Sydney 19th November, 2012: Greenpeace welcomes the Australian Government’s decision to extend the ban on the super trawler, Abel Tasman, for 2 full years.“The only place for the super trawler is on...

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Historic legislation to ban illegal timber welcomed by industry, social...

19 November, 2012, Canberra: A broad coalition including major timber importers, retailers, environment groups and churches have welcomed the passing of the government's Illegal Logging Prohibition...

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