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BP New Zealand: Too Little, Too Late
Wednesday, 15 May 2002, 4:38 pm | Greenpeace New Zealand
Wednesday 15 May 2002: BP’s statement attempting to distance themselves from the Climate Change Pan Industry Group (CCPIG) is too little, too late. The company’s denial that they have been associated with anti-Kyoto statements in New Zealand is ... More >>
Climate - A Decade Of Dirty Tricks
Tuesday, 14 May 2002, 2:59 pm | Greenpeace New Zealand
Tuesday 14 May 2002: Greenpeace New Zealand today released a report ‘A Decade of Dirty Tricks” outlining Exxon/Mobil’s undermining of United States climate change policy. Greenpeace also released letters demanding BP and Shell withdraw their support ... More >>
Week Of Protest Against Exxon
Tuesday, 14 May 2002, 7:14 am | Greenpeace
AMSTERDAM MAY 13TH 2002: - As a week of protest against giant oil corporation Exxon gets underway, Greenpeace in the USA today will launch a report detailing the company's history of deliberate efforts to sabotage international action on climate change. More >>
GE Free Food Guide Launched
Tuesday, 14 May 2002, 7:13 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
Auckland, Tuesday 14 May. To mark the launch of the new GE Free Food Guide, Greenpeace will visit supermarkets in Auckland, Manukau, North Shore and Waitakere, to hand out organic apples and the third edition of the Guide. More >>
Food Giants Reject GE
Monday, 13 May 2002, 8:31 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
Auckland, Monday 13 May: Much of the market place is now free of genetic engineering, because some of the largest food companies in New Zealand have taken steps to remove GE from their products. More >>
Norwegian Whale Blubber A Threat To Human Health
Tuesday, 7 May 2002, 3:21 pm | Greenpeace New Zealand
Amsterdam/Auckland 7 May 2002 - A report released today by Greenpeace reveals that whale blubber stored in Norway awaiting export to Japan is unfit for human consumption (1). More >>
Image: Greenpeace Pickets Japanese Prime Minister
Friday, 3 May 2002, 11:11 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
3 May 2002 - Greenpeace activists ask Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi to save face and stop whaling in Wellington. More >>
Koizumi - Save Face And Stop Whaling
Thursday, 2 May 2002, 10:41 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
Wellington, Thursday 2 May 2002: Greenpeace today called on Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, visiting New Zealand for bilateral discussions, to stop his country's whaling industry. More >>
Greenpeace Delivers Letter And Mock Plutonium
Wednesday, 1 May 2002, 12:42 pm | Greenpeace New Zealand
Greenpeace Delivers Letter And Mock Plutonium To British Consulate; Sends Ship To Oppose Plutonium Shipment More >>
Government Fudges On Climate Change
Tuesday, 30 April 2002, 4:02 pm | Greenpeace New Zealand
Auckland 30 April 2002: Greenpeace New Zealand today urged the Government to stop listening to polluters and their scare-mongering and adopt immediate domestic policy responses to global climate change. More >>
Plutonium Ships Depart For Pacific
Sunday, 28 April 2002, 11:09 pm | Greenpeace New Zealand
Auckland 27 April 2002: A shipload of plutonium fuel, rejected by Japan because British Nuclear Fuels falsified critical safety data, could be transported via the Tasman Sea back to England. More >>
Image: Greenpeace Protest Japanese Whaling
Wednesday, 24 April 2002, 10:11 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
Greenpeace delivered replica whale meat boxes to the Japanese Ambassador in Wellington to protest Japan's ongoing whaling More >>
Four Weeks To Commercial Whaling?
Tuesday, 23 April 2002, 12:24 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
In four weeks, the fate of the world’s whales will be decided at the International Whaling Commission (IWC) with the pro-whaling group likely to get a majority vote. More >>
Nuclear Company Lease Black Magic: Insult To NZ
Wednesday, 17 April 2002, 12:13 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
17 April, 2002, Auckland: The French nuclear industry group, Areva is leasing New Zealand's 1995 America's Cup boat, "Black Magic" as a promotion tool in its campaign to promote its dirty nuclear business. More >>
Nuclear Company Lease Black Magic: Insult To NZ
Wednesday, 17 April 2002, 12:12 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
17 April, 2002, Auckland: The French nuclear industry group, Areva is leasing New Zealand's 1995 America's Cup boat, "Black Magic" as a promotion tool in its campaign to promote its dirty nuclear business. More >>
Bogus Japanese Whaling Research Expedition Returns
Thursday, 4 April 2002, 4:18 pm | Greenpeace New Zealand
Defying a worldwide moratorium on whale hunting, Japan's whaling fleet is returning this week from the Antarctic carrying two thousand tons of whale meat for commercial sale caught in a whale sanctuary 6000 miles from Japan. For the past 15 years, the ... More >>
Support For Whaling Continues To Decline In Japan
Tuesday, 2 April 2002, 2:21 pm | Greenpeace New Zealand
Auckland, April 2, 2002: An independent poll released on Saturday by the Japanese national newspaper, the Asahi Shimbun shows Japanese attitudes toward whales to be significantly different than that reflected in the Government commissioned poll released ... More >>
Nuclear Transport Ship Fire Raises Safety Concerns
Thursday, 28 March 2002, 10:18 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
One of British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL) nuclear transport ships, the Atlantic Osprey (1) caught fire during its voyage from dry dock in Manchester to the Irish Sea, it was revealed today. More >>
Another Kick In The Teeth For Arms Control
Monday, 18 March 2002, 9:55 am | Greenpeace
AMSTERDAM, March 15th, 2002 - Greenpeace today called the eighth scheduled Star Wars test “another kick in the teeth for arms control” at the end of a week that started with the leak of the Bush administration’s highly controversial new nuclear weapons ... More >>
Japanese whalers to target endangered sei whales
Friday, 1 March 2002, 10:54 am | Greenpeace New Zealand
Auckland: The Government of Japan's abuse of science as a cover for its whaling programs has taken a new turn with the announcement that they intend to begin catching an endangered species. More >>
