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The Latest Breaking News from Greenpeace

Police acting as ‘private security’ for Drax power station, say climate activists

Greenpeace among 150 groups expressing outrage after preemptive arrests led to cancellation of protest camp

The Guardian - UK

Liquefied natural gas pollution linked to 60 premature US deaths a year – report

LNG exports responsible for $957m in total annual US health costs, says new Greenpeace and Sierra Club report

The Guardian - US

'They're failing my people': calls for climate trigger

A climate trigger is urgently needed to stop gas and mining projects destroying Australia's environment, activists and Indigenous people say.

AAP

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Land clearing taking a deadly toll on wildlife: report

A report by Greenpeace and the RSPCA has found 100 million native animals are displaced, hurt or killed in Queensland and NSW each year due to land clearing.

AAP

Campaign groups call on Home Office to stop ‘steady erosion’ of protest rights

Civil society organisations demand home secretary protects the ‘safety valve’ of democracy

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s north-west reefs teem with life – but they are also at the centre of a massive fossil fuel expansion

Woodside’s designs on the country’s largest untapped gas basin around Scott Reef are, some say, just another example of fossil fuel companies getting their way in what has become a petrostate

The Guardian - AU

Greenpeace activists damaged 15 of Rishi Sunak’s roof tiles, court hears

Four people who protested on roof of ex-PM’s North Yorkshire home accused of criminal damage costing £2,938

The Guardian - UK

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Sea Shepherd founder and anti-whaling activist Paul Watson arrested in Greenland

The co-founder of Greenpeace will be taken to court where a decision will be made about his extradition to Japan, police say

The Guardian - AU

On my radar: comedian Sophie Duker’s cultural highlights

The London-born standup on a magical Netflix animation, Joe Lycett’s activist T-shirt, and how she fell in love with pole dancing

The Guardian - UK

Last queen of Hawaii and deep-sea mining

As the U.N. weighs ocean floor mining, Hawai'i just banned the practice

Salon

China's cloud push is coming at a big environmental cost — and it's affecting Microsoft and others too

Some Chinese cloud companies are investing heavily in renewables, but the story isn’t the same across the industry.

TechRadar

‘Blue wall’ of Tory seats collapsed because of green issues, say Greenpeace

Polling shows voters in south of England switched because of Conservative inaction on polluted rivers and beaches

The Guardian - UK

‘Keir Starmer take note’: UK’s green transition must start now, say experts

Labour’s victory, alongside strong Green performance, gives next PM mandate to be bold on net zero, say campaigners

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m in hell’: How rising heat is amplifying India’s social divides

As intensifying temperatures make work more dangerous, many families ask how they will survive the ‘unbearable’ weather.

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The Independent UK

Glastonbury 2024: Massive cleanup operation gets underway at Worthy Farm

‘It’s incredibly serious because it’s a working farm, you can’t have a trace of a festival with a working farm. It’s just impossible.’

The Independent UK

‘We’ve got to keep fighting’: Simon Pegg, Sophie Duker and Greenpeace on Glastonbury’s climate activism

As the general election looms, activists are campaigning harder than ever to get MPs to wake up to the climate crisis. Mark Beaumont reports from the Greenpeace Field at Glastonbury

The Independent UK

Landmark EU nature restoration plan gets the green light despite months of protests by farmers

European Union countries have given final approval to a major and long-awaited plan to better protect nature in the 27-nation bloc

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: On Thin Ice: Putin v Greenpeace; Presumed Innocent; The Rest Is Politics; Inside No 9 – review

Docuseries meets eco-thriller as climate activists clash with Russia’s despot; Jake Gyllenhaal stars in an oddly flat legal drama rehash; Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart give us podcast TV; and the final episode of Inside No 9

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The Independent UK

Vivienne Westwood’s personal wardrobe goes to auction at Christie’s

Some 200 of the designer’s personal clothing collection will be exhibited at the auction house

The Independent UK

Starmer facing calls to ‘be clear’ on climate as new poll warns half of voters unsure of Labour’s plans

New campaign launched as Labour prepares to unveil its general election manifesto on Thursday

The Guardian - UK

On Thin Ice: Putin v Greenpeace review – a jaw-droppingly unforgettable real-life tale

This documentary series about an anti-oil protest gone wrong is absolutely gripping. It features guns, helicopters and nearly drowning while in mid-air

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: a rage-fuelled, harrowing look at maternity wards in the UK

Parents who have gone through the unimaginable share their stories. Plus, what happened when Greenpeace took action against Putin. Here’s what to watch this evening

Tom’s Guide

How to watch 'On Thin Ice: Putin v Greenpeace' online: live stream six-part documentary from anywhere

Greenpeace activists are arrested after approaching a Russianoil rig. Read our guide for how to watch "On Thin Ice: Putin v Greenpeace" online from anywhere.

Evening Standard

Sir Paul McCartney denies swerving Russian attack documentary due to security fears

The Beatles legend played an instrumental role in the release of 30 protestors facing up to 15 years in prison on charges of piracy, but surprisingly does not feature in new film

The Guardian - UK

‘Where do sharks hang out?’: the race to find safe spaces for the Galápagos’ ocean-going predators

Scientists are tagging sharks to map Pacific migration routes in a bid to expand marine reserves before more of these endangered species fall prey to illegal industrial fishing

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