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    Archive Sustainable Fishing

    John West: Australia’s worst tuna brand

    Press release – 16 October, 2012Monday, 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 sharks, rays, baby tuna and endangered sea turtles for its canned products.“Australians love tuna, but would be horrified if they…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    October 15, 2012
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    Archive Climate Impacts Great Barrier Reef

    Burke delivers body blow to the Reef

    Press release – 9 October, 2012Sydney 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 decision, published by his Department yesterday, was signed off by the Minister last Thursday.T3, owned by Hancock/ GVK will, at…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    October 8, 2012
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    Protecting the Arctic Archive Greenpeace Ships Arctic Sunrise Sustainable Fishing Safeguard our oceans

    Thank you times two million!

    When you’re as far north as we are right now, communications come to you like telegrams; they’re few and far between, and only the most important make it through. Blogpost by Martin Norman – October 3, 2012 So when Steve, the radio operator on board the Arctic Sunrise, hand-delivered me a message today, I knew…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    October 4, 2012
    1 min read
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    Archive Great Barrier Reef

    Tough action needed to stop Reef coral death

    Press release – 1 October, 20122nd 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 may lose half again in the next ten.“This is alarming new evidence that decisive action is needed to…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    September 30, 2012
  • Recent
    Safeguard our oceans Archive Sustainable Fishing NAB

    Super-trawlers are feeding on EU fishing subsidies.

    In banning supertrawlers from our waters for two years, the Australian Government has sent a strong message to the bloated and subsidised European fishing industry. This Op-Ed first appeared in The Australian 24 Sept 2012 Fishing in Europe is governed by the EU’s law on fishing, known as the Common Fisheries Policy.  It has been…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    September 24, 2012
    1 min read
  • Recent
    Archive Great Barrier Reef Nature

    Cooking the climate: Wrecking the reef

    Everything about the Galilee Basin is epic. Its name, its size and sparse beauty, the enormous amount of coal buried just under the soil and the scale of mining being proposed to dig it up. But eclipsing all of this are the epic consequences if this coal is dug up and burnt – and that…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    September 19, 2012
    1 min read
  • Recent
    Archive Greenpeace Ships Arctic Sunrise Great Barrier Reef

    As the Arctic melts Australia’s Galilee Basin remains a ticking carbon time-bomb

    Press release – 19 September, 2012Sydney/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 entire United Kingdom or Canada.The numbers, revealed in a new Greenpeace report, Cooking the Climate and Wrecking the Reef, are the first…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    September 18, 2012
  • Recent
    Safeguard our oceans Archive Nature South Australia Tasmania Sustainable Fishing

    How Australians banded together to stop the super trawler

    How it all happened: It all starts back in West Africa, where super trawlers had destroyed fisheries and left locals without jobs.   13 March 2012: Greenpeace highlights the plunder of super trawlers in West Africa. March 2012: The Government of Senegal bans all foreign trawlers following outrage from fishermen that all their fish had…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    September 14, 2012
    2 min read
  • Recent
    Fossil Fuels Archive Victoria

    $1000 paid, $100 million to dirty coal saved

    Last November, twelve Greenpeace activists were arrested after taking action at the site of the proposed HRL power station at Morwell in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley. The action was part of a long-running campaign to have a $100 million grant to the proposed HRL brown coal power station cancelled. Today, they had their day in court.…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    September 14, 2012
    1 min read
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    Take action Activism Archive Greenpeace Ships Fiji Climate Justice Pacific Islands Sustainable Fishing

    The Greenpeace mission has become mine, and their vision, my dream.

    Usually you volunteer because you are a firm believer in the cause, but in my case, I volunteered for Greenpeace out of curiosity.  I had no idea what Greenpeace does, but when I got involved, it became an insatiable want to contribute and to help. The Greenpeace mission has become mine, and their vision, my…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    September 14, 2012
    1 min read
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