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• Latest from Greenpeace

  • Arctic defenders still in police custody September 3, 2010
    We are still waiting for our climbers to be released but hoping they will be back on board the Esperanza soon. They are sorely missed - especially Timo's lovely guitar playing in the evenings. Anais is talking about preparing a "Welcome Back!" banner for them and every time the captain or our campaign leader walks past we keep asking "any […]
  • Nuclear Myths and Facts #4: Nuclear plants can’t be built fast enough September 3, 2010
    The Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) has published a document called ‘Myths & Facts About Nuclear Energy’. The NEI – ‘the policy organization of the nuclear energy and technologies industry and participates in both the national and global policy-making process’ – describes the document as a collection of ‘Synopses of Common Myths About Nuclear Energy and C […]
  • Nuclear News: International physicians group calls for ban on uranium mining September 3, 2010
    Beyond Nuclear: International physicians group calls for ban on uranium mining ‘The International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) adopted a resolution at its International Council meeting on Sunday in Basel, Switzerland, calling for a ban on uranium mining and the production of yellowcake (uranium oxide). The resolution described both pr […]
  • In the wake of the BP oil spill disaster, news of another oil rig explosion September 3, 2010
    This morning, as we were preparing the ship for the next leg of our journey, we got the news that another oil rig, the Vermillion 380, has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, risking the lives of at least 13 workers who were rescued from the site.   Right now, the Arctic Sunrise is docked in St. Petersburg, restocking supplies and preparing to head back out into […]
  • The Tokyo Two: Whaling, Activism, and Human Rights September 2, 2010
    Junichi and Toru - the 'Tokyo Two'This will be the first blog Toru and I have written together, as up until recently our heavy bail restrictions have meant that we could not be in the same room or even talk to each other without a lawyer present. The verdict in our trial is approaching, and on Monday September 6 we will know what our fate is. We do […]
  • Genetically engineered potato? We have a bad peeling about this. September 2, 2010
    When the German Minister of Economics and Technology recently endorsed a Genetically Engineered (GE) potato, he said "no" to public opinion, "no" to the health and safety concerns of scientists, "no" to biodiversity, "no" to farmers' livelihoods and "no" to German food security.   The only things he said […]
  • Facebook responds to Greenpeace demands September 2, 2010
    Yesterday, Greenpeace International Executive Director Kumi Naidoo wrote to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerburg about the social network's coal use. The full letter was posted on this blog, and in the blog's comments section a Facebook representative wrote an interesting response. Here is Greenpeace policy analyst Gary Cook's reply:Dear Barry:Thanks […]

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