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  • Environment Department shrouds UNESCO mission to Reef in secrecy, keeps agenda under tight control

    22 March 2022

    BRISBANE, March 22 2022 - With the Great Barrier Reef undergoing a severe and widespread coral bleaching event it is vital that a UN mission currently in Australia to survey the Reef’s health is allowed to see the climate damage to the Reef firsthand, Greenpeace Australia Pacific says.

  • Climate change causes severe and widespread coral bleaching event on Great Barrier Reef in La Niña year

    18 March 2022

    SYDNEY, March 18 2022 - The Great Barrier Reef suffering severe and widespread coral bleaching with higher temperatures during a La Niña year when average ocean temperatures are cooler, is clear evidence of the Morrison Government’s failure to protect the Reef from the impacts of climate change, Greenpeace Australia Pacific says. 

  • Renewable energy hits annual record, AGL fails to read market and falls rapidly behind

    11 March 2022

    SYDNEY, March 11 2022 - New data revealing renewable energy hit an annual high in 2021 is yet another indication of AGL’s ideological obsession with coal in the face of mountains of evidence that the market is rapidly transitioning away from fossil fuels, Greenpeace Australia Pacific says.

  • AGL’s rejection of takeover bid driven by ideological obsession with coal, locks in environmental and financial failure

    7 March 2022

    SYDNEY, March 7 2022 - AGL’s, Australia’s biggest climate polluter, rejection of a bid by tech entrepreneur Mike Cannon-Brookes and international asset manager Brookfield to buy the company and fast-track its coal closure confirms AGL’s ideological obsession with coal at the cost of the environment and its shareholders, Greenpeace Australia Pacific says.

  • Victorian government’s renewable targets show AGL falls behind the winds of change

    4 March 2022

    SYDNEY, March 4 2022 - The Victoria Government’s announcement of ambitious new offshore wind targets is yet further evidence that AGL’s flimsy excuses for the continued operation of dirty coal-burning power stations, including Loy Yang A, are falling apart, Greenpeace Australia Pacific says.

  • Greenpeace Australia Pacific statement on the attack on Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine

    4 March 2022

    Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant under military attack 

  • Coal and gas companies should pay for the climate damage they fuel, like current east coast flood disaster: Greenpeace

    4 March 2022

    SYDNEY, March 4 2022 - Coal and gas companies that are driving the climate crisis should bear the costs of extreme weather events like the floods currently devastating the east coast rather than communities on the frontlines, Greenpeace Australia Pacific says.

  • Statement on the Russian government's invasion of Ukraine

    3 March 2022

    The following comments can be attributed to Greenpeace Australia Pacific CEO, David Ritter

  • IPCC report: a last chance for climate action for a Pacific in peril

    1 March 2022

    SYDNEY, Feb 28 2022 - The latest report from the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has revealed the devastating impact to Pacific islands and communities if the world exceeds 1.5 degrees of warming, warning this threshold may soon be surpassed unless much stronger action is taken to reduce emissions.

  • IPCC REPORT: AUSTRALIA UNPREPARED FOR CLIMATE IMPACTS AHEAD

    28 February 2022

    Sydney, 28 February 2022: The latest report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change paints a grim and frightening picture of the serious climate impacts that face Australia and the Pacific, which Greenpeace Australia Pacific says must spur much deeper, faster emissions reduction.

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