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For a ban on nuclear weapons

29 Jan 2025

For a ban on nuclear weapons

On Sunday, January 26, 2025, Robin des Bois joined Nihon Hidankyo, the Japanese association awarded the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize representing the survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, in a peaceful demonstration in front of the Ile Longue nuclear ballistic missile submarine base, 10 km as the crow flies from the centre of Brest urban area (Department of Finistère, Brittany), which has a population of over 200,000.

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(Français) L’empreinte des marées noires

27 Jan 2025

(Français) L’empreinte des marées noires

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(Français) Les fleurs du mal

24 Jan 2025

(Français) Les fleurs du mal

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Shipbreaking is broke, including in India and Bangladesh

15 Jan 2025

Shipbreaking is broke, including in India and Bangladesh

The demolition of merchant vessels is almost at a standstill, which does not avoid death in the shipbreaking yards.

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Syrian chemical weapons

10 Jan 2025

In 2013 and 2014, Robin des Bois published 6 information notes accompanied by maps, based on its culture of war waste management and telephone conferences with the OPCW (Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons) and its experts concerning the destruction of components of Syrian chemical weapons on board a US Navy factory ship, the Cape Ray.

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Fire of Notre-Dame de Paris

6 Dec 2024

Fire of Notre-Dame de Paris

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(Français) La Rochelle inaugure la DGV (Dépollution à Grande Vitesse)

13 Nov 2024

(Français) La Rochelle inaugure la DGV (Dépollution à Grande Vitesse)

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(Français) Le Doliprane. Miracle économique et catastrophe écologique

14 Oct 2024

(Français) Le Doliprane. Miracle économique et catastrophe écologique

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The cry of the krill

25 Sep 2024

The cry of the krill

69th IWC – Press release n°2

The Euphausia superba, Antarctica’s superb little crustacean, a pillar of the South Pole ecosystem and a staple food for whales, penguins, seals, petrels and other seabirds, is in danger. It may join the dodos, the American migratory pigeons and the great auks of the North Atlantic, deemed to be innumerable and now extinct because of human voracity and short-sightedness.

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(Français) Rapport d’activités et financier

12 Sep 2024

(Français) Rapport d’activités et financier

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