Greenpeace

Greenpeace is involved in various programs focused on environmental protection and sustainability. Key initiatives include campaigns against climate change, deforestation, and plastic pollution, as well as efforts to promote renewable energy and sustainable agriculture. They also work on protecting marine ecosystems and wildlife, advocating for policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and raising awareness about environmental issues globally. Through direct action, advocacy, and public engagement, Greenpeace aims to drive systemic change for a healthier planet.

Ring them up or email them and say that you would like to stop donating. Alternatively, do it through your Bank.

Greenpeace activists oppose whaling. Greenpeace believes that the whale watching industry will be more profitable (and environmentally beneficial) than the whaling industry. The organisation has stated that science does not justify killing whales.

Stewardship of the earth and helping to stop the killing of endangered species.

:) yh i think they have but dont know how so the answer is either maybe or probably :')

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stop the japanese practice of whaling

London Greenpeace was created in 1971.

A Greenpeace Dollar appears to be a rather large coin released in 1979 that had a value of 1 USD. Their value expired on April 30, 1979. Mine, in particular, has an image of two sperm whales on one side and what appears to be the Greenpeace symbol on the other side.

If, for any reason, you decide to suspend your monthly membership, you may do so at any time by submitting your request in writing to: Supporter Services, Greenpeace, 702 H St. NW, Washington, DC 20001 or by calling 1-800-722-6995, and that Greenpeace has a reasonable period to fulfill your request. Call hours are from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Yes, whalers. They're enemies are whalers because they kill whales.

Greenpeace is composed of a diverse membership that includes individual supporters, activists, and volunteers from various backgrounds and demographics. Membership typically includes people who are passionate about environmental issues, such as climate change, pollution, and biodiversity conservation. While the organization has millions of supporters worldwide, its formal membership structure may vary by country, with a focus on grassroots engagement and activism. Greenpeace also collaborates with other organizations and communities to amplify its environmental campaigns.

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depends on how violent the people they're trying to fight are

Greenpeace dont have any real competitors since they all work together to save the environment, but the other large green group like greenpeace are the friends of the earth (FOE)

donations To maintain absolute independence Greenpeace does not accept money from companies, governments or political parties. We're serious about that, and we screen for and actually send checks back when they're drawn on a corporate account. We depend on the donations of our supporters to carry on our nonviolent campaigns to protect the environment. Our books are audited every year, in every office around the world, and we publish our Annual Report on the web every year so you can see exactly how much money we're given and how it gets spent.

To maintain absolute independence Greenpeace does not accept money from companies, governments or political parties. We're serious about that, and we screen for and actually send checks back when they're drawn on a corporate account. We depend on the donations of our supporters to carry on our nonviolent campaigns to protect the environment.

Green Peace claims many reasons, but most are founded in Japan's alleged overfishing of the world's oceans and lack of concern for the environment. Japan continues large-scale whaling operations, and doesn't observe international mandates on endangered species. Giant tuna are disappearing from the oceans, along with sharks (which are necessary to the ocean's and world's ecosystems), swordfish and a host of other threatened oceanic species. Many people attribute this to Japan's appetite for rare and exotic seafoods.

To a lot of people who care about the earth, lacking respect for our oceans and its inhabitants is abhorrent. They believe Japan is the biggest offender. Green Peace has great concerns that many of these wonderful species will be forever lost, affecting the balance of life on earth. So, they try to convince Japan to climb on board with the international community regarding a sustainable planet.

Sadly, the situation is a result of clashing cultural values and refusal to compromise.

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