Greanpeace - Active Citizenship
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- Created on: 09-04-17 11:54
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- Greenpeace
- Aims
- 1) Promote biodiversity in all forms
- Prevent pollution of the earth's land, water and air
- End all nuclear threats
- Promote peace and non-violence
- How?
- Researches and promotes concrete steps towards a greener planet
- Marine reserves
- Energy revolution blueprint
- Memberships
- Volunteers
- Activists
- Staff
- Campaigns
- Ocean
- MARS AND NESTLÉ COMMIT TO CLEAN UP PET FOOD SUPPLY CHAINS- March 2017
- Global pressure - pet food companies. Mars and Nestle have said they will ensure their chains are free from human rights abuses and illegally caught seafood.
- MARS AND NESTLÉ COMMIT TO CLEAN UP PET FOOD SUPPLY CHAINS- March 2017
- Forests
- COLOMBIA BANS COAL MINING IN THE PÁRAMOS - February 2016
- Pressures from local groups and Greenpeace Columbia got an order in place to ban the mining company Hunza Coal from completing parts of it's operation.
- Columbia's constitutional court revoked 347 coal mining licences
- COLOMBIA BANS COAL MINING IN THE PÁRAMOS - February 2016
- Ocean
- KEY ASPECTS
- International pressure group - gives them access to policy-makers on an international basis.
- Seeks to ensure a better global environment, requiring co-operation of more than one country.
- Generally pursues constitutional law abiding tactics - occasions when activists have taken non-violent direct action to protect the environment.
- E.G. Rainbow Warrior ship which attempted to disrupt nuclear tests in the Pacific ocean in the 1980's.
- Aims
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