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Seabed Mining Project Sparks Alarm over Impact on South Taranaki Fisheries

Seabed Mining Project Sparks Alarm over Impact on South Taranaki Fisheries

50% Right coverage: 8 sources

The commodore of the Wanganui-Manawatu Sea Fishing Club is raising the alarm over a seabed mining project he never believed would happen. “With it being...See the Story

Art exhibition marks Whangārei’s place in Rainbow Warrior bombing 40 years on

Art exhibition marks Whangārei’s place in Rainbow Warrior bombing 40 years on

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

An art exhibition commemorates 40 years since Whangārei became the staging ground for an act of international terror: the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior. The...See the Story

I Spent $34 to Upgrade to Eurostar's Version of Premium Economy — a Mediocre Meal Meant It Was Just About Worth It

I Spent $34 to Upgrade to Eurostar's Version of Premium Economy — a Mediocre Meal Meant It Was Just About Worth It

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

A Eurostar train about to enter the Channel Tunnel in France.SAMEER AL-DOUMY/AFP via Getty ImagesI upgraded to Eurostar Plus for an extra $34 on a work trip to Paris.It wasn't as luxurious as premium economy, and the meal was mediocre.But cheap upgrades are frequent, and the extra space is ideal for a solo traveller.I might be an aviation reporter, but I always prefer taking the Eurostar over a flight to Paris.Security is much more efficient, an…See the Story

Restrictions on Freedom of Expression. American Newspaper Warns Europe

In recent years, European countries have been increasingly restricting the speech of their citizens, at least according to the Wall Street Journal. The American newspaper shows several specific cases of restricting or criminalizing public speech. According to the newspaper, the increase is due to a different approach to freedom of speech in the USA, where the constitutional right to freedom of speech comes first. On the other hand, in Europe, al…Greenpeace See the Story

The Future of the Environment in Mexico Is in Very ‘Dirty’ Hands

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Ecologists from Mexico denounce that “the model of predation initiated by Calica in the Riviera Maya is becoming nationalized” and this translates into the future of the environment in the Aztec country being in “very dirty hands”. “We see now companies like Cemex, which is a Mexican transnational that now has a permit from the Semarnat to deforest 4.5 square kilometers or 650 hectares near Tulum and, if that’s not enough, we also have companies…Protestors · Quintana Roo See the Story

Maya Train: Greenpeace Protests for Destroying the Jungle Tourism News Reportur

Carlos Samayoa, campaign coordinator for Greenpeace, said that more than 10,000 hectares have been lost due to real estate growth, excessive tourism and the passage of the Mayan Train. Activists from Greenpeace Mexico held a peaceful protest last Monday in front of the delegation of the Secretariat of the Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) in the hotel area of Cancun, demanding that the destruction of the Mayan jungle be stopped and th…Tourism · Quintana Roo Read Article

‘Only a Handful of Environmental Organisations Still Dare Challenge Corporate Projects in Court’

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By CIVICUSJul 9 2025 (IPS) CIVICUS speaks to Cristinel Buzatu, regional legal advisor for Central and Eastern Europe at Greenpeace, about how Romania’s state gas company is weaponising the courts to silence environmental opposition. Cristinel BuzatuOn 10 June, the state-owned energy giant Romgaz filed a lawsuit seeking to dissolve Greenpeace Romania. The legal attack came after the organisation campaigned against the company’s plans to exploit…Climate Change · Romania Read Article

Greenpeace Ship “Arctic Sunrise” in Volos on July 19 and 20 - It Will Be Open to the Public

The Greenpeace ship “Arctic Sunrise” will dock at the port of Volos, specifically at the central pier, on July 19 and 20, 2025, as part of the organization’s pan-European campaign to de-depend on fossil gas. The ship will be open to the public from 09:30–12:30 and 17:00–20:00, offering visitors the opportunity to get to know it up close, to learn about its history and actions, as well as the impacts of fossil gas extraction and use on the climat…Greenpeace · Greece Read Article

DOOH LED displays protest: ‘They can’t arrest this billboard’

A Greenpeace ‘They can’t arrest this billboard’ campaign – on Ocean Outdoor screens in Manchester, Birmingham and London – warns against the erosion of the right to protest in the UK. The post DOOH LED displays protest: ‘They can’t arrest this billboard’ appeared first on AV Magazine.Greenpeace · Manchester Read Article

Greenpeace's Giant Octopus Against Submarine Mining 'Filed up' in Germany · Global Voices

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

When we talk about impacts and damage to the marine environment, we often think of plastics or overfishing, but there is a less visible threat that has begun to take hold since recent years: underwater mining. More than 200 meters deep, deep seabed, we study the feasibility of extractive activity with the potential to completely transform ecosystems beyond our sight. Underwater mining is the activity of extracting and digging mineral deposits fr…Greenpeace · Germany See the Story

The Rainbow Warrior 1985-2025 – Nuclear refugees in the Pacific: the evacuation of Rongelap

On the last voyage of the Rainbow Warrior prior to its sinking by French agents in Auckland harbour on 10 July 1985 the ship had evacuated the entire population (320) of Rongelap in the Marshall Islands.Evacuations · Australia See the Story

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