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An Orca mother finally abandons her dead calf that she carried for over two weeks

After 17 heartbreaking days, Tahlequah (J35), the orca mother who captured the world’s attention, has finally stopped carrying her dead calf through the Salish Sea off the Pacific coast of Washington and British Columbia. In response, Greenpeace USA released the following statement calling for greater efforts to protect endangered Southern… Read More

Aakash Naik - 14th August 2018

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Announcing the winners of the Antarctic 360° drawing competition!

On a baking hot weekend in July, we built a giant geodome in the middle of Cambridge and projected the icy cold Antarctic Ocean onto the ceiling. Antarctic 360° was a huge success and thousands of you came to see us, enduring the… Read More

Emily Buchanan - 3rd August 2018

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Inside Antarctic 360°

This October, governments will decide on whether to establish an Antarctic Ocean Sanctuary, the biggest of its kind. Scientists that advise the body responsible for this decision, known as the Antarctic Ocean Commission, held talks this July in Cambridge to discuss the details of this sanctuary. Read More

Agasty Baylon Yogaratnam - 2nd August 2018

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What’s going on with the weather?

In recent weeks we’ve seen horrifying fires in Greece, Colorado and the Arctic circle, record breaking temperatures around the world and extreme drought in places like Cape Town – to name a few. And in the UK, we’ve been feeling it too with blistering heat followed by dramatic storms. So while… Read More

Flo Stuart-Leach - 30th July 2018

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Rebecca from Belfast – Why Barclays needs to stop funding tar sands pipelines

My name’s Rebecca and I am a self-published author, writing science fiction based on current environmental issues. I’ve been running the Belfast Greenpeace group since February this year and of the campaigns I’ve been involved in, I find the current pipelines campaign against Barclays really important. Read More

Greenpeace UK - 24th July 2018

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