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Welcome to our 2010 impact report, which details how our work over the past 12 months has helpied us towards a green and peaceful future.

One of the key drivers behind our success is the strong global reach of Greenpeace. We have been able to achieve this by moving the resources and expertise from established offices like the UK to our teams campaigning in rapidly growing economies such as China, India, Brazil and Indonesia. Being able to connect these countries at the frontline of destruction with countries such as our own is what enables us to campaign so effectively for change.

Greenpeace - together with Campaign to Protect Rural England, Friends of the Earth, Green Alliance, Wildlife Trusts, WWF and RSPB - has signed an open letter to Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, asking him to make sure that, whatever the eventual outcome of the general election, the urgent matter of climate change is not forgotten.

Greenpeace Submission to the Proposed Regulatory Justification decisions on new nuclear power stations: Consultation Document.

Greenpeace's submission to the Consultation on the draft National Policy Statements for energy infrastructure.

This response is made to the Department of Energy and Climate Change's (DECC) Consultation on the Nuclear Industry Association's application to Justify new nuclear power stations and the linked application by the Nuclear Industry Association (NIA).

In summary, Greenpeace is of the view that new nuclear build, including all aspects of the new practices from uranium mining, reactor operations through to new waste creation and disposal, cannot be justified.