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Chipping Point: Tracking electricity consumption and emissins from AI chip manufacturing

Electricity consumption from the manufacture of artificial intelligence (AI) chips has soared by more than 350 percent worldwide between 2023 and 2024, according to new research from Greenpeace East Asia. In East Asia, the global hub for AI semiconductor production, growing electricity demand from AI chipmaking has been met primarily …

People pledge to save Mahan forests

In a pledge to save the Mahan forests of Singrauli from coal mining, people from across 10 cities, including Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore, sent over 8,900 rakhis to the forest dwelling communities of Mahan forests. Over 1,000 community members including a large number of women and children from about 24 …

Illegal coal mine encroaching on nature reserve in northwest China

A Chinese coal company has been operating illegal open-pit mines in alpine meadows on the far-western Qinghai plateau, potentially endangering one of the country’s largest rivers, a new investigation has found. Four open cast mines on the Muli coalfield, operated by the private corporation Kingho Group, could seriously endanger a …

Greenpeace flays Adani's Australian coal mining project

However, Adani plans to go ahead with the project as envisaged The Adani Group’s $16 billion investment in an Australian coal mine has come under attack from environmental group Greenpeace, which said the project was economically unviable and threatened the local ecosystem. Greenpeace on Monday said Australian Environment Minister Greg …

Essar Power, Hindalco cite 'secret' IB report to cry conspiracy

Mahan Coal Ltd has downloaded from the internet an Intelligence Bureau (IB) report on environmental non-government organisations (NGOs), purportedly secret, and given it to the National Green Tribunal to claim it is being targeted as part of a "Western foreign policy" conspiracy hatched by "foreign masters". A joint venture of …

China warns against "blind" rush to build coal-to-gas plants

China has warned operators against "blindly" developing projects to turn coal into synthetic fuel, underlining the requirements needed for regulatory approval as companies rush into investments that are costly and might harm the environment. The warning, published by the National Energy Administration (NEA) on its website (www.nea.gov.cn) on Tuesday, came …

We are not targeting Adanis: Greenpeace Australia

Even as Greenpeace Australia denies charges of targeting an Indian energy major led by Gautam Adani for reasons other than environment safety, the Adanis say green activists are hampering India's progress and job creation in Australia. "Greenpeace's campaign is not even specific to Adani. It is against any company from …

Question raised in Rajya Sabha regarding enquiry into activities of Greenpeace India

Question raised in Rajya Sabha regarding enquiry into activities of Greenpeace India,

Greenpeace steps up campaign against PaperOne for logging Indonesian conservation forest

Jakarta: Office supplies companies should stop stocking PaperOne copy paper, whose fibres come in part from high conservation tropical forests now being logged in Indonesia, Greenpeace says. The call, being made to Australian retailers including Office Choice, Office Brands, and Smart Supplies, represents an intensification of the green campaign against …

Greenpeace activists block Chevron shale site in Romania

Greenpeace activists chained themselves to the gates of a Chevron shale gas exploration well in eastern Romania on Monday, blocking access to the site and urging the leftist government to ban fracking. Romania could potentially hold 51 trillion cubic feet of shale gas, which would cover domestic demand for more …

Prosecutor Fights Beef Industry in War on Amazon Deforestation

The morning after I landed in the Brazilian state of Pará, I joined a pair of state government officials heading to an event in a municipality of Terra Alta, located 70 miles inland from the capital of Belém. It turned out they were honored guests, and as we approached we …

IB report to PMO: Greenpeace is a threat to national economic security

The IB report claims Greenpeace’s “funding of research bodies” is a “massive effort” that has not attained high visibility so far. An Intelligence Bureau report on foreign-funded NGOs “negatively impacting economic development” in India has called Greenpeace “a threat to national economic security”, citing activities ranging from protests against nuclear …

In cutting deforestation, Brazil leads world in reducing emissions

Brazil's success in reducing deforestation in the world's largest rainforest has been much heralded, but progress may stall unless farmers, ranchers and other land users in the region are provided incentives to further improve the environmental sustainability of their operations, argues a study published this week in the journal Science. …

Adidas hits back at World Cup 'toxic scandal' report

Adidas has thrown off an investigation and subsequent protest from Greenpeace about the presence of dangerous chemicals in official World Cup merchandise. Last month's investigation from Greenpeace discovered hazardous substances in numerous Adidas products. But the sportswear giant has told edie that its entire inventory 'fully meets all legal requirements'. …

NGOs Warn Energy, Cement Companies Of Liability Over Climate Advocacy

A group of nongovernmental organizations is warning executives of major greenhouse gas emitting companies that they could face personal liability if they are found to have been involved in funding climate denial or opposing policies to fight climate change. Greenpeace International, World Wildlife Fund and the Center for International Environmental …

World Cup 2014: Greenpeace investigation reveals sportswear 'toxic scandal'

Global sportswear brands Adidas and Nike have been rapped by Greenpeace for producing football merchandise containing high levels of hazardous chemicals ahead of the 2012 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. A recent investigation by the environmental organisation discovered hazardous substances in 33 items purchased across three continents - including boots, …

Brazil laundering illegal timber on a 'massive and growing scale'

Illegally logged timber in Brazil is being laundered on a massive and growing scale and then sold on to unwitting buyers in the UK, US, Europe and China, Greenpeace claimed on Thursday. After a two-year investigation, the environmental campaign group says it has uncovered evidence of systematic abuse and a …

Yet again discoms fail to meet green power target

They have asked for complete waiver of their share of renewable power obligations It is not the first time that the power distribution companies in the Capital have failed to fulfil their obligation to source a partial share of power from green and renewable sources. But what is new is …

Queensland environmental policy developed by QCoal worker, says report

Activists say the Queensland government was giving ‘keys to the blood bank to Dracula’ A mining company's corporate affairs chief has been in charge of developing environmental policy for Queensland's Liberal National party government since 2012, according to reports. James Mackay, QCoal's corporate affairs chief, also worked full-time for the …

Study water given to power plants: Greenpeace

Greenpeace, an NGO working for environment protection, has demanded assessment of water diversion to power plants in the state following the water position in reservoirs of Marathwada. The water resources department's (WRD) figures released on April 28 reveal that the water levels of the region are a dismal 30%. The …

Discoms can’t meet green power target, seek waiver

Power companies have told the regulator that they are not in a position to meet their renewable power obligations (RPO). In the tariff petitions for the financial year 2014-15, the discoms have requested Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission to waive off their RPO in the in terest of consumers or consider …

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