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10 Sep 2014:
Actor Emma Thompson has gone on an expedition with Greenpeace to raise awareness of the dangers of drilling for oil. She doesn't want to tweet, but Stephen Fry has told her to 'get a grip'
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8 Sep 2014: Charles Long, 35, agrees to plea deal over charges relating to protest at Procter & Gamble headquarters
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3 Sep 2014:
High court tells ministry of home affairs to allow foreign fund transfers to group after crackdown by Modi government
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27 Aug 2014: University responds to a Greenpeace campaign highlighting its $1m investment in the controversial Maules Creek mine
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27 Aug 2014: Burning Europe’s reserves of lignite would wipe out the EU’s entire carbon budget from 2020 until the end of the century, says Greenpeace
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20 Aug 2014:
Australia’s environment protection system is called ‘broken’ over reports of concessions on conditions and payments
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19 Aug 2014: Greenpeace accuses university of breaching its own environmental policies with $1m investment in Whitehaven Coal
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Guardian Professional, 7 Aug 2014:
Following Greenpeace's latest campaign against Lego, a look at five of its most high profile actions against companies and where it got them
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7 Aug 2014:
Coalfield 14 times the size of the City of London turns alpine meadows into craters in Qinghai, Greenpeace investigation reveals
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1 Aug 2014: Arctic Sunrise, one of three of the group’s fleet, leaves Murmansk following several weeks of repairs
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25 Jul 2014: Over 40 staff write internal letter saying Pascal Husting's 'flying scandal' has damaged the group's reputation
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24 Jul 2014:
Roger Pielke Jr: Calls by a coalition of environmental NGOs for the post of Europe's chief scientist to be axed are misguided and shortsighted
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Guardian Professional, 22 Jul 2014:
It had more than 4.5m views in its first week, but what was the thinking behind Greenpeace's latest work?
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14 Jul 2014:
Film depicting an oil-stricken Arctic in Lego bricks, taken down for alleged copyright infringement, reappears on video site
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Guardian Professional,
14 Jul 2014:
Charities have a lot to lose – reputations, public trust and much needed donations. In light of Greenpeace's and Comic Relief's scandals we look at how charities react and bounce back
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