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Blue Tick, Red Flags: Filmmakers and Scientists Warn Against Krill Fishery Recertification
Wildlife filmmakers behind some of the world’s most iconic nature documentaries are urging the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) not to recertify the Antarctic krill fishery operated by Aker QRILL. In a statement released today, filmmakers who have worked on landmark productions with Sir David Attenborough warn that granting the industry the MSC’s well-known “blue tick” sustainability label risks misleading the public about the ecological reality unfolding in the Antarctic Oc
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WePlanet appeals against permit for demolition of Tihange 1 and 2 cooling towers
WePlanet has lodged an appeal against the permit granted by the municipality of Huy to Engie/Electrabel for the demolition of the cooling towers of the Tihange 1 and Tihange 2 nuclear reactors.
Jan 232 min read


Our message to the UK government: Don't bury our future
As the UK government figures out what to do with the UK's nuclear waste, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority ran a public consultation...
Oct 10, 20251 min read


European Parliament votes to ban use of ‘veggie burger’ and‘plant-based sausage
European Parliament votes to ban use of ‘veggie burger’ and ‘plant-based sausage’: coalition calls decision misguided and counterproductive
Oct 8, 20253 min read


What A Waste: Powering the UK for the next 2,000 years
Nuclear waste is not a problem -- it's a myth. As the UK government decides what to do with its used nuclear fuel, WePlanet sets out the...
Sep 25, 20251 min read


EU Court Rules Nuclear Energy is Clean Energy
The highest court in the EU just reaffirmed that nuclear energy meets the scientific and environmental standards to be included in sustainable finance, and Greenpeace still refuses to budge.
Sep 12, 20253 min read


Opinion: No fossil fuels? With green colonialism, progressives are keeping Africa down
As long as there is still a single coal or gas power plant in Europe, we should keep quiet about fossil fuel investments in poor countries. And we certainly shouldn't stop them, because they are (still) essential for their development.
Jul 17, 20256 min read


Africa Cannot Just Stop Cooking
Today at 13:00 in Kampala, Uganda we launched a campaign that should not need to exist. But here we are. It’s called Just Stop Cooking ....
Jun 24, 20253 min read


Strong support (with limits) for climate technologies
Technologies that can help stop climate change are caught in a vicious cycle. Climate solutions enjoy popular support but their detractors are using doubts about performance, scale, and cost, to suppress political will.
Jun 15, 20253 min read
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