Posted by GSerrano on November 30, 2009 ·
Greenpeace has blocked one of the world’s largest pulp mills, owned by Asia Pulp & Paper (APP), in the heart of Indonesia’s rainforests, an attempt on the eve of the critical UN Copenhagen Climate Summit. Greenpeace activists ‘occupied one of the cranes for 27 hours in extreme conditions. All activists have now been detained by [...]
Posted by GSerrano on November 29, 2009 ·
‘Greenpeace has been fighting Japanese whaling for more than three decades, from the waters of the Southern Ocean to the online world to the courts of Japan.’ The organization ‘first brought whaling to the world’s attention in 1975 when activists put their own lives on the line by navigating small inflatable boats in front of the harpoons.’ [...]
Posted by Anna on August 19, 2009 ·
Praise must be given when it is due even it if it is for your worst enemy and Greenpeace is humble enough to do that. You would think that Greenpeace could not possibly have anything to do with McDonald’s but recent steps taken by the ultimate junk food co of the world has made it a favourite for the eco organisation.
McDonald’s recently launched [...]
Posted by GSerrano on August 17, 2009 ·
Al Gore, the biggest and noisiest pusher, mover, and shaker of global warming politics repeatedly claims that 98 percent of scientists agree with him. He also urges media to ignore the climate skeptics. Cynical politics may be redundant, but it’s hard to imagine a more cynical political issue than global warming. The underlying agenda of the [...]
Posted by GSerrano on June 4, 2009 ·
The Western demand for beef and leather is dictating the current trend in overranching in the Amazon forests of Brazil, thus causing persistent deforestation. So says a three-year survey conducted by Greenpeace. Cattle seems to produce a lot of lucrative products and by-products: meat for fresh and canned food, leather hide for fashion, fat for toothpaste, [...]