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Greenpeace
Greenpeace is an international environmental organization. They have spoken out on issues such as nuclear testing, whaling, and deforestation.
179 Questions
What does Greenpeace think about pollution?
Greenpeace have written many, many things about pollution. Far to much to repeat here.
Generally they, along with most other people who think about such things consider it bad.
What political party does the greenpeace support?
this probably isn't what your looking for, but green peace is a political party but they have naver had someone in there party get an office. and i mean never
What are some of the greenpeace projects?
Greenpeace engages in various projects aimed at environmental protection and sustainability. Key initiatives include campaigns for renewable energy, ocean conservation, and forest protection, such as the "Save the Arctic" campaign to protect fragile ecosystems. They also advocate for reducing plastic pollution and promoting sustainable agriculture. Additionally, Greenpeace conducts research and mobilizes public action to address climate change and promote biodiversity.
How does Greenpeace achieve its aims?
Greenpeace are an organisation that make people aware of environmental problems. they do this by either making people aware of these problems through public awareness campaigns or by interfering directly with the actions of those that they feel are endangering the environment, to do they they also encourage people to donate financial and practical contributions.
How do Greenpeace pressure governments?
Greenpeace pressures governments through a combination of strategic advocacy, public campaigns, and direct action. They mobilize grassroots support to raise awareness about environmental issues, leveraging social media and traditional media to amplify their message. Additionally, Greenpeace engages in lobbying efforts, presenting scientific research and policy proposals to influence decision-makers. Their high-profile protests and direct actions often draw public attention, creating urgency for policymakers to take action on environmental concerns.
Goals of Greenpeace International?
the functions of green peace is that they always kill seals and stuff so they can die and then they can get a route.
How does greenpeace help the environment and animals?
Green Peace has a goal to make the world a better place.They help endangered animals, the environment ect. ect.
Name the Greenpeace trawler which was sunk in July 1985?
The Greenpeace vessel sunk by the French Intelligence Service in an operation code named Operation Satanique
was The Rainbow Warrior.
Greenpeace is the leading independent campaigning organization that uses peaceful protest and creative communication to expose global environmental problems and to promote solutions that are essential to a green and peaceful future.
What can you do to help Greenpeace?
1. By Donating
2. By going to greenpeace website and clicking take action and sending loads of e-mails
3.By reducing your own carbon footprint and encouraging youre friends to do so also
4. By reguarly looking on the greenpeace website and if for examble they have a story about why John West Tuna are really bad for the environment, change your buying habits and encoraging your friends to do so also.
Why is greenpeace so important?
What campains have greenpeace done?
well there are many evident prodicitaries but only few materialise to a more profound descreetment
Where is the greenpeace headquarters?
In 41 Countries accross the world.
Its center is located in Amsterdam.
What bis the meaning of greenpeace?
An international organization that works for environmental conservation and the preservation of endangered species.
Why was greenpeace started and why?
To help fight against environment degradation, including the end of nuclear contamination. It was set up when in 1971 when a boat of volunteers and journalists sailed into north Alaska where the US government was doing underground nuclear tests.
Who was the founder of greenpeace Australia?
There is no one specific founder of Green Peace. The origins of Green Peace come from the "Don't Make a Wave Committee". The meetings of the committee were hosted by Dorothy and Irving Stowe. Other members of the committee were Marie and Jim Bohlen, Ben and Dorothy Metcalfe, and Bob Hunter. It's first directors were Stowe, Bohlen, and a student named Paul Cote.
Canadian ecologist Bill Darnell came up with the name "Green Peace" and, in order to fit the name on a button, Jim Bohlen's son Paul, made it "Greenpeace".
How do you become a member of Greenpeace together with my mountaineering organization?
Becoming a member of Greenpeace is accomplished by donating money.
If you want to become involved at a deeper level, contact them.
Internationally, you can become a member also: their USA Web site will guide you.
See their Web site, below.
Greenpeace
They represent an environmental organisation that wants to protect and conserve the rainforest so it is not destroyed completely. The believe the actions of the government and companies that exploit the natural ecosystem are destroying protected and endangered animals or plant species. The are concerned that destroying the rainforest will affect the global climate and have devastating consequences.
The strongly OPPOSE deforestation
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What do greenpeace believe in?
Greenpeace believes in saving all animals great and small
Answer:
It's difficult to say. They believe in saving aesthetically acceptable animals (e.g. they had no problem with eradicating the lamprey eel in the Great Lakes). They are against others harming people but risk the lives of their own staff and volunteers in their publicity stunts. They believe in keeping the environment tidy except in the areas where their volunteer's camp out during demonstrations.
