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Greenpeace says clothes sold by Shein break EU chemicals rules

Greenpeace says clothes sold by Shein break EU chemicals rules

  • Greenpeace Germany said 18 clothing items out of 56 that it sent for testing “contained dangerous chemicals”
  • The substances “especially affected workers and the environment in the countries of production“
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Greenpeace files complaint with EU against Slovak bear culls

Greenpeace files complaint with EU against Slovak bear culls

By AFP ·
Greenpeace Denmark launches fake tourism ad to highlight pollution

Greenpeace Denmark launches fake tourism ad to highlight pollution

By AFP ·
Closing arguments set to begin in pipeline company’s lawsuit against Greenpeace

Closing arguments set to begin in pipeline company’s lawsuit against Greenpeace

By AP ·
Farmer in Argentina gets jail term for killing penguin chicks

Farmer in Argentina gets jail term for killing penguin chicks

By AFP ·
Greenpeace sues Italian energy giant ENI

Greenpeace sues Italian energy giant ENI

By AFP ·
Germany ends nuclear era as last reactors power down

Germany ends nuclear era as last reactors power down

By AFP ·
Greenpeace UK activists cleared after Russian fuel protest

Greenpeace UK activists cleared after Russian fuel protest

By AFP ·
Abandoned oil tanker off Yemen a disaster waiting to happen: UN

Abandoned oil tanker off Yemen a disaster waiting to happen: UN

By AFP ·
‘Toxic fingerprint’ of UK as waste dumping discovered in Turkey

‘Toxic fingerprint’ of UK as waste dumping discovered in Turkey

By Arab News ·
FSO Safer tanker disaster could leave Suez Canal unpassable: Greenpeace

FSO Safer tanker disaster could leave Suez Canal unpassable: Greenpeace

By Christopher Hamill-Stewart ·
Greenpeace apologizes, local police slam Euro 2020 protester

Greenpeace apologizes, local police slam Euro 2020 protester

By AP ·
Special Greenpeace blames Malaysia oil firm for Indonesia’s haze

Greenpeace blames Malaysia oil firm for Indonesia’s haze

By Nor Arlene Tan ·

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