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Campaigners from Lancashire will today be joined by Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth to deliver a 150,000-strong petition calling on the Government to respect Lancashire’s decision to reject fracking.
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London, 8 June 2016 - A coalition of environmental groups marked World Oceans Day by presenting David Cameron with a petition signed by more than 300,000 people calling for the Prime Minister to ban the toxic microplastic particles known as microbeads.
Found in products such as facial scrubs and toothpaste,
millions of the tiny plastics are flushed unwittingly into the world’s oceans
every year where they ultimately end up in the marine food chain.
A report published last week found that fish can become
smaller and slower due to the effects of eating microplastics.
The long list of names were presented at Number 10 by
representatives of Greenpeace UK, the Environmental investigation Agency (EIA),
Fauna & Flora International (FFI) and the Marine Conservation Society
(MCS).
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Australian bush fires, NSW 2013
Sydney Harbour Bridge was barely visible through the smoke and amber coloured sky. Men covered in protective clothing sprayed water at the blazing bush. A row of four ducks swiftly waddled their way out of danger.
That was the first time I had seen my new home, Sydney, for over two months. I couldn’t smell or feel the burning heat from the fires but I witnessed the fires and their destructive paths on the TV, the TV inside my Russian prison cell.
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Responding to the reported comments from Prime Minister David Cameron on green taxes, Joss Garman, deputy political director at Greenpeace, said:
“If David Cameron thinks the road to electoral victory will be found in attacking the very policies that he once passionately advocated then he is sorely mistaken. The British electorate are a sophisticated bunch who will see through his chameleon tendencies and conclude this attack is not an act of leadership but one of cowardice as he panders to the extreme wing of his own party and tries to claw back support from Ukip.
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Greenpeace has revealed the contents of key Conservative
pre-election speeches on energy, green taxes and climate change, following the
Party’s attempts to erase a 10-year backlog of public addresses from the
internet.(1)
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Clean car vote postponed? We're fuming
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Responding to David Cameron’s comments in Parliament today
that “there are a whole series of areas - social, employment, environmental
legislation - where Europe has gone far too far", Greenpeace Executive
Director John Sauven said:
