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  • Minister receives petitions on Abbot Point and the Reef

    16 July 2013

    Rockhampton, 17 July 2013: Earlier today, Greenpeace climate campaigner, Louise Mathiesson, presented Environment & Climate Change Minister, Mark Butler, with a petition containing the names of 88,297 people who have signed Greenpeace’s petitions calling on the Australian Government to protect the Great Barrier Reef from the threats posed by coal port development and climate change caused by Australia’s coal exports.

  • New report provides roadmap to transform Pacific tuna fisheries

    4 August 2013

    Suva/Sydney, August 5, 2013 - A new report, launched today by Greenpeace Australia Pacific, provides a blueprint for how Pacific Island governments and regional bodies can promote a more sustainable and locally owned and operated tuna fishery in the region.

  • Media Release - Victory for NT over Coke on recycling

    6 August 2013

    Sydney, 7 Aug 2013:  Environment and community groups from around Australia today congratulated the Northern Territory, state and federal governments for working together to reinstate the Northern Territory’s successful cash for containers program, after Coca Cola, Lion and Schweppes took it to court and won last year.

  • Greenpeace welcomes delay on major new QLD coal mine

    7 August 2013

    Greenpeace today welcomed the decision by federal Environment Minister Mark Butler to postpone for almost 3 months a decision on the massive new Kevin’s Corner coal mine proposed for central Queensland.

  • Palm oil leading cause of Indonesia forest destruction: RSPO leaves big brands exposed

    5 September 2013

    Jakarta/Sydney, 3 September 2013: The palm oil sector was the single largest driver of deforestation in Indonesia between 2009-2011, accounting for about a quarter of the country’s forest loss, revealed Greenpeace International in new mapping analysis published today.

  • When does no mean no? Government should resist pressure to lift super trawler ban

    17 September 2013

    Wednesday 18 September 2013: Greenpeace and Environment Tasmania today welcomed Senator Richard Colbeck’s proposal to conduct new surveys of the Australian small pelagic fishery, but cautioned him against using this as a stepping stone to overturning the existing ban on supertrawlers.

  • Armed Russian Coast Guard boards peaceful Greenpeace protest ship, arrests crew

    19 September 2013

    Pechora Sea, September 20, 2013 — The Russian Coast Guard has boarded the Greenpeace International ship Arctic Sunrise and is arresting the 25 activists on board following a protest against Gazprom’s Arctic oil drilling operations.

  • Arctic sea ice reaches minimum for 2013 as Greenpeace activists are held in Russian Arctic

    20 September 2013

    Sydney/Amsterdam, 20th September 2013: US Scientists have announced that Arctic sea ice appears to have reached its sixth lowest extent in recorded history this year. The news comes as 30 Greenpeace activists remain in the custody of Russian security forces, who illegally boarded the group’s Arctic Sunrise icebreaker following a protest against Arctic oil drilling (1).

  • Greenpeace International dismisses Russian allegations of piracy as ‘unjustified and desperate’

    21 September 2013

    Sydney/Amsterdam, September 21, 2013 - Greenpeace International has strongly rejected an allegation of piracy leveled at its ship Arctic Sunrise in the Russian Arctic, describing it as a desperate attempt to justify the illegal boarding of its ship in international waters.

  • Greenpeace International ship nears Murmansk port as 30 activists await possible charges

    23 September 2013

    Sydney/Murmansk, September 24, 2013 - The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise is close to arriving in the port of Murmansk after being boarded by Russian authorities last week following a peaceful protest against Arctic oil drilling.

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