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    Safeguard our oceans Archive Sustainable Fishing NSW South Australia Tasmania

    One boat coming to Australia that we should fear

    Australia is about to have one of the world’s biggest fishing vessels – from a fleet that has a track record of obliterating fish stocks around the world – enter its shores. Blogpost by Karli Thomas, 01/02/2012 Rather than being afraid of the damage it will cause, the Australian Fisheries Management Authority has doubled the…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    June 1, 2012
    1 min read
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    Archive Great Barrier Reef Nature

    Macken Sense: Jobs

    When I was a kid in primary school we had a teacher who used to give every week a theme, like Book Week, or Family Week, Animal Week and of course Religious Martyr Week – it was a Catholic thing. If she were still around today she would have to have made this week Job…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    June 1, 2012
    1 min read
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    Take action Activism Archive Forests

    Latest: KFC campaign goes global

    Last  week saw the launch of new global campaign to stop KFC turning rainforests into trash, by cutting deforestation out of it’s supply chain. Original Blogpost by Bustar Maitar All week Greenpeace activists have been taking the message to KFC while thousands of people around the world joined the revolt to end KFC’s secret recipe…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 31, 2012
    1 min read
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    Archive Great Barrier Reef

    Macken Sense: Mark Twain

    When Mark Twain reminded his readers that there were three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics, he was actually describing the joy of arranging his figures, an occupation that “beguiled” Twain. And why wouldn’t it? Twain was smart enough to know that numbers – and their arrangement – carried enormous power. In a…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 25, 2012
    1 min read
  • Greenpeace Media Releases
    Archive Nestle

    Exposed: KFC’s secret recipe for rainforest destruction

    Press release – 23 May, 2012Sydney, May 24th 2012 – Greenpeace International today released evidence that KFC has been using product packaging sourced from rainforests, supplied by Asia Pulp and Paper (APP). Forensic testing in three markets – UK, China and Indonesia – repeatedly confirmed the presence of rainforest fibre in numerous packaging products, including…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 22, 2012
  • Article
    Safeguard our oceans Archive Antarctica

    Protecting Antarctica, the heart of the ocean

    For many people the Antarctic is little more than a far-away frozen region, literally at the edge of the world; with sterile glaciers, icebergs and colonies of not-so ‘Happy Feet’ penguins, buffeted for much of their lives in the extreme Antarctic wind. Blogpost by Veronica Frank, Greenpeace International – May 21, 2012 The ice-covered waters…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 22, 2012
    1 min read
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    Safeguard our oceans Archive

    From Cronulla to the Kimberley

    Last week, treasured Australian writer Tim Winton delivered this powerful speech (read the full transcript here) to parliament in Canberra calling for protection of our vital oceans. While oceans give us life, we plunder them of fish and choke them with pollution. To cure our oceans crisis we need to create large areas of marine…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 21, 2012
    1 min read
  • Greenpeace Media Releases
    Archive Great Barrier Reef

    Greenpeace calls on coal lobby group to tell the truth about coal ships

    Press release – 22 May, 201223rd May 2012. In response to attempts by the Queensland Resources Council (QRC) to downplay the risks of increased shipping through the Great Barrier Reef as a result of the coal boom, Greenpeace is calling on the lobby group to stop misleading the public and to come clean about industry…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 21, 2012
  • Greenpeace Media Releases
    Archive Great Barrier Reef Adani

    Clive Palmer the big winner from Abbot Point manoeuvres

    Press release – 21 May, 2012Sydney. Tuesday 22nd May 2012: Greenpeace is calling on the Newman Government in Queensland to clarify whether scrapping the Abbot Point Multi-Cargo Facility (MCF) was influenced by LNP donor Clive Palmer.“Scrapping the MCF looks suspiciously like a move to facilitate Clive Palmer’s development plans at Abbot Point, whilst avoiding Federal…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 20, 2012
  • Greenpeace Media Releases
    Archive Great Barrier Reef

    Narrow escape for Reef as Government fast-tracks another new coal terminal

    Press release – 20 May, 2012Sydney. Sunday 20th May 2012: As a stricken cargo ship drifts over the Greet Barrier Reef, Greenpeace is renewing its call on Environment Minister Tony Burke for a moratorium on approvals of new coal ports in the World Heritage area until a genuine comprehensive Strategic Assessment is completed.“We risk turning…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 19, 2012
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