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🚩 ⚽ 🚩 Year after year, Unilever produces hundreds of thousands of tonnes of plastic packaging. However, throwaway plastic presents serious concerns beyond plastic pollution. This year, Dove, a popular Unilever brand, served as the official Personal Care Sponsor of the 2026 World Cup. Greenpeace USA used this moment to highlight the connection between plastic and men’s health. Not only is Dove’s plastic packaging contributing to microplastic pollution, some of which makes its way into our bodies, but emerging science is raising questions about the links between exposure to microplastics and/or plastic chemicals and men’s reproductive health. ✋ 🟥 ✋Learn more about why plastic is a red card for men’s health and Greenpeace’s campaign calling on Dove to kick out plastic!  https://lnkd.in/gjYKU7t3

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The scientific warnings are clear. More governments are acting on it. 1,000 marine science and policy experts have warned that deep sea mining should not go ahead. Their message is simple: we know too little about the deep ocean, and the potential consequences are too great. The deep ocean is home to species that scientists are still discovering. Yet some companies are pushing to mine these habitats before we fully understand how they work or what could be lost. The growing number of countries calling for a moratorium or precautionary pause on deep sea mining reflects a commitment to evidence-based decision-making. It shows that when science raises serious concerns, responsible governments listen. As momentum continues to build, now is the time for more governments to show leadership, trust the science, and stand with the growing global movement to protect the deep ocean. #StopDeepSeaMining #TrustTheScience #ProtectTheOceans #OceanGovernance #ISA2026 #ISA31

France is burning. Our hearts are with everyone forced to flee their homes, the firefighters risking everything, and every community living through this nightmare. You deserve better. This isn't "just nature." Decades of burning coal, oil and gas are making wildfires more frequent and more destructive. The fossil fuel corporations behind this crisis knew. They kept drilling. They kept profiting. Communities are paying the price. Enough. It's time to make oil and gas corporations pay what they owe. Stand in solidarity with the communities affected. Share this. Link: https://lnkd.in/gTPfR_me #MakePollutersPay https://lnkd.in/gRhWfDz2

Mozambique has become the 45th country to support a moratorium or precautionary pause on deep-sea mining. 👏 This follows Mauritius' announcement earlier, marking another significant step in the growing global momentum to #StopDeepSeaMining and #ProtectTheOceans. #ScienceFirst #ClimateAction #MarineConservation #OceanGovernance #ISA2026 #ISA31 Deep Sea Conservation Coalition

We're excited to announce the launch of Inspiring Stories, a series about people power that we created to share with you a bit more about us through journeys of change. ⁣🤩⁣ Discover the powerful story of Ana Clis, our Forest Campaigner from Greenpeace Brasil. ⁣ Comment, share! Stories like hers are a proof we can make the world a better place!⁣ ⁣ 👉 Full video here: https://lnkd.in/ehvtfjJp ⁣ #InspiringStoriesGreenpeace

Behind every AI chatbot response is a supply chain question the industry rarely answers: who bears the environmental cost of scaling AI? https://lnkd.in/eQ7y_bfh

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Scientists don't agree on everything. But when 1,000 scientists from around the world raise concerns about deep sea mining, it's worth paying attention. Their warning is clear: the risks to biodiversity, climate regulation, and ocean ecosystems are too great, while the scientific uncertainties remain too significant. Before industrial activity begins in one of the planet's least understood environments, governments must follow the evidence and put ocean protection first. Swipe through to see some of the reasons why scientists are calling for a stop to deep sea mining. #StopDeepSeaMining #ProtectTheOceans #ScienceFirst #ClimateAction #MarineConservation #OceanGovernance #ISA2026 #ISA31 Deep Sea Conservation Coalition

Feeling like your money is vanishing faster than usual? 💸 It’s not just ‘inflation’—it’s actually #fossilflation. The reality is that the economy still depends on fossil fuels —and those can be easily disrupted at any moment, as it’s happening right now in the Strait of Hormuz. And guess what? That is driving up the cost of almost everything: your food, your electricity bill, your transport ...you name it. ⬆️🛢️ = ⬆️🍎🚃💡 The Winners: While you struggle to pay your bills, Big Fossil Fuels companies are raking in billions in excess profits. BUT, there’s a way to stop fossilflation. Solar and wind energy are cost-effective, clean, safe, and reliable. ☀️💨 Share and let’s demand governments to switch to #renewables. #MakePollutersPay