Betreff: Greenpeace E-bulletin: Tesco quits whaling business |
Von: webteam@uk.greenpeace.org |
Datum: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 16:49:48 -0000 |
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E-BULLETIN: WHALE MEAT SUCCESS! POSITIVE CHANGE THROUGH ACTION |
Welcome back to our e-bulletin! We're applauding Tesco's whale meat move, celebrating a GM ruling win, exposing Esso as a climate villain and bringing you a great way to support our defending oceans campaign... |
Supermarket giant Tesco is taking whale meat off the shelves in its Japanese stores - just days before the deadline we set them. The UK's leading retailer was selling fresh and canned whale meat across Japan until we pressed it to stop supporting whaling. Japan kills more than 800 whales in the North Pacific and Antarctic each year, flouting a worldwide ban on commercial whaling. Read the full story and see how every little helps! |
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Thirteen of our volunteers who stopped a shipment of genetically modified crops from entering the UK have had a charge against them dropped. The charge alleged that they had endangered the safety of the MV Etoile when they stopped it docking at Bristol to unload its GM cargo in June. South Wales Magistrates Court ruled that our volunteers had no case to answer, but they must still stand trial on another charge. |
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As a taste of what's to come under a second Bush term, one of President Bush's climate advisors has just said that global warming is a myth. Myron Ebell, a director at the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), told Radio 4 that climate change claims are "ridiculous, unrealistic and alarmist". Esso, the world's largest oil company, gives vast sums to groups that spread doubt about climate science. The CEI is one of them. |
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Help protect our oceans and have fun at the same time with your very own copy of Defending Oceans Top Trumps. This limited edition game contains 44 colourful cards - each one with fascinating facts on a species under threat in our oceans. So whether it's cod or haddock, blue whale or green turtle, you're bound to learn something new. Each pack costs just £5 plus postage, with all proceeds going straight to Greenpeace. Show your support and order your pack online now! |
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