Foreste

Le foreste sono preziose oltre ogni immaginazione: aiutano a stabilizzare il clima, sono culla di una grande biodiversità e sono la casa di moltissimi popoli indigeni. Proteggerle è un dovere non solo per chi ci vive, ma per tutti noi.

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  • Come l’UE finanzia la distruzione degli ecosistemi naturali

    Come l’UE finanzia la distruzione degli ecosistemi naturali

    Un nuovo rapporto svela i crediti e gli investimenti forniti dalle banche europee a società leader in settori legati alla distruzione degli ecosistemi.

    Greenpeace Italy
  • Soia che divora le foreste
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    Soia che divora le foreste

    Media briefing sulle importazioni dell’Ue e dell’Italia di soia che divora le foreste.

    Greenpeace Italy
  • Sabotaggio! Come alcune aziende cercano di ostacolare la nuova normativa europea nata per proteggere le foreste
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    Sabotaggio! Come alcune aziende cercano di ostacolare la nuova normativa europea nata per proteggere le foreste

    La deforestazione dell’Amazzonia è sempre più grave

    Greenpeace Italy
  • Il pellet che distrugge le foreste europee
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    Il pellet che distrugge le foreste europee

    La nuova ricerca commissionata da Greenpeace Paesi Bassi mostra come le norme europee che incoraggiano l’uso di biomassa legnosa (legna e pellet) per soddisfare gli obiettivi di energia rinnovabile stanno causando la distruzione e il degrado delle foreste europee.

    Greenpeace Italy

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Portofino Marine Protected Area joins Greenpeace Italy “Progetto Mare Caldo” (Hot Sea Water Project”. The underwater thermometers placed in the area since 2015 have registered an increase in water temperature. The Greenpeace dive team with researcher have checked the impact on the local biodiversity, and have found clear signs of the impact of climate change (similar to those observed in Elba Island).
Mare
Autumn atmosphere in the Hainich National Park in Thuringia. The primeval beech forest is a protected area for plants and animals. Herbststimmung im Nationalpark Hainich in Thüringen. Der Buchenurwald ist Schutzgebiet für Pflanzen und Tiere.
Foreste
Wind Park in Feldheim, Germany. © Paul Langrock / Greenpeace
Enercon wind turbines E126 at wind park Feldheim. © Paul Langrock / Greenpeace
Clima
Agricoltura
Plastic Waste Blown Away from Waste Landfill La Crau in France. © Wolf Wichmann / Greenpeace
Plastic waste blown away from formerly open domestic waste landfill La Crau in Entressen France. The landfill was open until 2008. Plastic bags, film and foil entangled in bushes and washed up in canal. © Wolf Wichmann / Greenpeace
Inquinamento
Projection for Final Shutdown at Emsland NPP. © Lars Berg / Greenpeace
Greenpeace activists are protesting simultaneously against unsafe nuclear power and for the legally regulated phase-out at the three remaining nuclear power plants Neckarwestheim, Emsland/Lingen and Isar/Essenbach. Using powerful projectors, the environmentalists are projecting expired TÜV seals and the words “Expired, shut down” onto the cooling towers of the nuclear power plants. With their action, the activists draw attention to the fact that the three nuclear power plants have long needed a complete safety check and must now be consistently shut down on 15 April 2023 when the “lifetime extension” expires. © Lars Berg / Greenpeace
Nucleare
Around 10,000 people marched for a ‘Climate of peace’ in Vienna on Friday 25th of March. Greenpeace Austria supported the strike and did a human banner forming a peace sign.
Pace
Rainbow Warrior in Seferihisar. © Caner GUEVERA / Greenpeace
For the first time in Turkey, GP is actively building a campaign around the solution: Solar energy for all which is key for energy independence, safe environment and healthy future for our kids. © Caner GUEVERA / Greenpeace
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