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Greenpeace International Want to be informed on the issues in the run-up to Copenhagen? Subscribe to our Climate Rescue Weblog for the latest on actions all around the world! http://weblog.greenpeace.org/climate/
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At first glance it may appear as if we've just removed the 's' from Star Wars, cooked up a pretty impressive Princess Leia sequence, added aerial footage of our recent action in the tar sands and called it a Greenpeace - Star Wars spoof.
Greenpeace International Tar Wars - the movie: check out the story behind it http://bit.ly/7J7PFm
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In case you haven't heard it yet, China has issued a biosafety certificate for a locally-developed strain of genetically-modified rice, which are a cause for grave concern.
Read full story here: http://bit.ly/4CBy6c
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Greenpeace International The Nenet people of the Yamal peninsula are nomadic reindeer herders who are living on the front line of climate change. Read their story here:
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If you live in a developed country, you’re pretty well insulated from climate change. Shifts in weather patterns, heavier rainfall, gradually rising sea levels and temperature increases – at the moment western society absorbs these changes without us really noticing much difference. ...
Greenpeace International Want to start your week off with something cheerful? Watch these clever kids tell our leaders why we need a strong climate agreement. Guaranteed to make your day!
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We are a family of 5. We have written this rap/poem for the UN climate change summit. We think it is cool. We think it covers lots of issues. We think it gets the message out there.
Greenpeace International Keeping the pressure on; a message for Obama, Lula, Sarkozy at the summit in Brazil
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Greenpeace International Smoke from deforestation fires greets Sarkozy as he arrives in the Amazon for a summit, causing the airport to be shut for some hours (Le Parisien):
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Greenpeace International What do you love about this earth? Share it with future generations:
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The time capsule will be sealed in Copenhagen, during the climate summit. Part of the idea is to get delegates thinking about which future they're creating. Part of the idea is just to, well, say something nice to the future world.
Greenpeace International A breaking scandal: radiation contamination has been found on the streets of a Niger uranium mining village - the owner of the mines French nuclear company AREVA had claimed earlier the streets were safe. We are calling for immediate action to safeguard the residents! Learn more here: http://bit.ly/6NXVJl
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Greenpeace reports that people of Akokan in Niger suffer from exposure to high radiation due to its proximity to uranium mines owned by Areva.
Greenpeace International Nuclear scandal in Niger: Greenpeace finds radiation on the streets of Akokan
AREVA nuclear scandal: Greenpeace finds radiation on the streets of Niger - Nuclear Reaction - A Gre
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Blogging the meltdown of the nuclear industry. Latest news to counter the nuclear spin.
Greenpeace International President Obama will go to Copenhagen... a week too early:
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Hello, I'm Mike G., I'm a web editor for Greenpeace USA and I'll be blogging here on the Climate Rescue blog from the UN climate talks in Copenhagen. Just wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself ...
Greenpeace International After 27 hours occupying a crane - our Climate Defenders in Indonesia have now been detained by the police. Show your support in your status and share this link http://bit.ly/one5th today
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After
27 hours in the extreme heat breathing the fetit factory air of the APP pulp and paper plant in Indonesia, our final 4 activists are finally
down. 18 have now been detained + are still being questioned.
Find out why: http://bit.ly/4KiPmF. Help us spread the word about
deforestation and climate change by updating your status + sharing a
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Greenpeace International Greenpeace Africa made a great prediction on how 2100 will look like and what you can do to prevent that situation from happening. Check it out:
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Greenpeace International Update on Indonesian Action: 7 police + security staff have taken a supply bag, so water supplies are running low, but 1 crane team of 4 activists are still in place. Check out pictures of the action here: http://twitpic.com/qu3u2
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Ending deforestation is one of the fastest ways to save the climate. Today activists from our Climate Defenders Camp in Indonesia are taking direct action at the frontline of forest destruction.
