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    Archive Climate Impacts Nature

    Green groups unite to support landowner against Palmer mine

    Press release – 21 March, 2012Australia’s largest environmental organisations have today united in support of landowner Paola Cassini in her opposition to plans by Clive Palmer’s Waratah Coal to build an open cut coal mine on the Bimblebox Nature Refuge.Paola Cassoni, owner of the Bimblebox Nature Refuge said: “As a landowner, I’ve tried everything to…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    March 20, 2012
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    Archive Great Barrier Reef Nature

    Reaction to Clive Palmer’s allegations

    Press release – 20 March, 201220 March, 2012: First up, Greenpeace does not accept funding from the CIA, nor from any other secret service for that matter. Neither do we accept money from any government or corporation. Our campaigns are funded mainly by the many tens of thousands of individuals around Australia who share our…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    March 19, 2012
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    Archive Great Barrier Reef

    A message for UNESCO is written in the sands

    Press release – 11 March, 20129th March Abbot Point, Queensland. As the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) mission took a final flight over the controversial site of the proposed coal port, Abbot Point, they were reminded that the eyes of millions of Australians will be on them as they decide whether to…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    March 10, 2012
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    Archive Great Barrier Reef

    Tony Burke delays world’s biggest coal port in World Heritage Area

    Press release – 11 March, 2012Sydney 11th March 2012. Greenpeace was relieved to see Environment Minister, Tony Burke, is beginning to listen to the broader Australian community in deciding to extend the deadline approval of the massive expansion of the coal port at Abbot Point until December 2012. However we are concerned this delay doesn’t…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    March 10, 2012
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    Archive Great Barrier Reef

    New Gladstone coal terminal announced on eve of UNESCO visit

    Press release – 6 March, 2012If approved, it would result in an extra 550 coal ships passing through the reef each year – on top of the more than 10,000 coal ships expected each year.The proposal, by Tenement to Terminal Limited, is for a new coal terminal to export 50 million tonnes of coal per…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    March 5, 2012
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    Archive Climate Impacts Great Barrier Reef Victoria

    Greenpeace paints a picture for UNESCO

    Press release – 6 March, 2012Gladstone, 7th March 2012: Greenpeace activists have painted the message “Reef in Danger” on the side of a coal ship – the Panamanian-flagged Chou Shan- berthed at Gladstone RG Tanna Coal Terminal, as a United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) team arrive to inspect the harbour.The UNESCO mission…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    March 5, 2012
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    Archive Climate Impacts Great Barrier Reef

    Greenpeace confronts mining lobby

    Press release – 5 March, 2012Tuesday March 6, 2012, Sydney: In response to articles in today’s Australian Financial Review and The Australian, Greenpeace is welcoming a public debate on the need to protect the Great Barrier Reef and the global climate from the excesses of the mining industry.“It is no secret that we’re trying to…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    March 4, 2012
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    Archive Nestle Palm Oil

    Undercover investigation exposes Asia Pulp & Paper’s illegal rainforest scandal

    Press release – 1 March, 2012Xerox, National Geographic, Collins Debden Australia and many more implicatedSydney/Jakarta, 2 March 2012 : A year-long Greenpeace investigation into the world’s third largest pulp and paper producer, Asia Pulp & Paper (APP), has found that the company is systematically violating Indonesia’s laws protecting ramin, an internationally protected tree species (1).…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    February 29, 2012
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    Archive Climate Impacts Great Barrier Reef

    Boom Goes the Reef

    Press release – 29 February, 2012New Greenpeace report exposes how Australia’s coal boom threatens the Great Barrier ReefThursday March 1, 2012, Sydney •    Six times more coal ships through the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area •    Coal port capacity increased six-fold along the Great Barrier Reef coastline •    The world’s largest coal port proposed…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    February 28, 2012
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    Activists, actor Lucy Lawless arrested for Shell Arctic drillship occupation

    Press release – 26 February, 2012Auckland, February 27th 2012 — The occupation of an Arctic-bound Shell drillship by six Greenpeace activists including actor Lucy Lawless ended this morning after police climbed the ship’s drilling tower and arrested the group. The protest was into its fourth day and the activists had spent 77 hours on top…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    February 25, 2012
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