Greenpeace UK

01.05.2007 Coal may be about to stage a comeback in the UK, says an environmental pressure group in a comment on an application to build two coal-fired generating units each of which would emit more carbon dioxide than 24 of the world’s lowest emitting countries combined.

11.04.2007 International logging companies are causing social chaos and environmental havoc in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the World Bank is failing to stop the destruction, according to a new report, Carving up the Congo.

06.03.2007 The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise has documented climate change in Greenland, defended whales against Japanese harpoons and taken investigators to blow the whistle on forest crime in the Amazon. Now it's fighting government plans to replace the Trident nuclear weapons system by staging a music event in London on Thursday and opening itself to the public over the weekend.
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16.02.2007 A "public consultation" to determine UK views on the use of nuclear energy was a sham, said the country's high court Thursday, chastising the government and compelling a new review. But the Blair administration appears undeterred in its push for new nuclear reactors.

16.02.2007 After yesterday's court ruling that the government's "consultation" on energy - which paved the way for new nuclear power stations - was "misleading" and "seriously flawed" - Prime Minister Tony Blair commented, "This won't affect the policy at all" and Trade and Industry Minister Alistair Darling promised "to put it right and consult properly, to make sure we can get the process back on track."
In other words: public consultation is a sham because we are going nuclear anyway.