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18/11/15

Tar-sands-ready refineries mapped across Europe

Two thirds of Europe’s oil refineries are ready to process ultra-high carbon tar sands, one of the most environmentally devastating fuels in productio …

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16/11/15

Solidarity for Paris – Call for climate justice

Friends of the Earth Europe is shocked and saddened by the terrible attacks in Paris, and stands in solidarity with the families of those people kille …

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10/11/15

Ken Saro-Wiwa continues to inspire 20 years on

Today, led by Nigerian activists, social justice campaigners from around the world will commemorate the 20th anniversary of the execution of Ken Saro- …

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06/11/15

US President rejects Keystone XL pipeline

US President Obama today denied Canadian oil company TransCanada permission to construct the Keystone XL pipeline. The controversial pipeline would ha …

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04/11/15

Czech coal: two steps forward, one step back

Citizens in the Czech Republic have been spared the worst of plans for new coal this week, although the Czech government went back on its word to bloc …

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15/10/15

French energy giant to stop new coal

French energy giant Engie this week announced it will stop investing in coal in a victory for Les Amis de la Terre/Friends of the Earth France and its …

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