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What comes to mind when you hear the term “Marine Protected Area”?

Do you picture rich hues of deep blue and green – where vast schools of fish weave through kelp forests, seabirds dive from above, and pods of dolphins, porpoises, and seals thrive in protected waters?

Or do you picture hulking vessels leaking oil and vacuuming up hundreds of thousands of ...


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Coinciding with the nationwide premiere of Blue Planet III this weekend, activists have placed giant boulders on the seabed in the Southern North Sea Marine Protected Area (MPA) to form an underwater barrier that stops a destructive fishing method known as bottom trawling. New analysis reveals that in 2025 alone, bottom trawlers logged over 37,200 fishing ho...

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New Greenpeace analysis reveals CEOs at Shell, TotalEnergies, Harbour Energy, and Equinor saw the value of shares
in their own companies jump by £19m in the eight months since the start of the Iran war

Shell CEO Wael Sawan sold £1.3m in shares the day before a potential peace deal was announced


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A new report from Greenpeace International reveals that, at the current rate of progress, it could take 265 years to fully protect 30 per cent of the ocean, which scientists say i...


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Greenpeace UK press briefing

The Government looks set to approve more oil and gas drilling in the North Sea. Based on the facts set out below, Greenpeace wants to know, why?

This brief sets out the latest facts about the climate, energy bills, jobs and energy security for both Jackdaw and Rosebank and suggests 10 questions for journalists ...


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