Greenpeace Netherlands, FrisseWind.nu and FruitPunch AI team up to monitor illegal air pollution by large factories

Greenpeace Netherlands and FrisseWind.nu are teaming up with FruitPunch AI to identify toxic emissions from the Tata Steel factories in IJmuiden (Netherlands).

Dutch tower sucks smog out of the air

A billion people in India aren't being warned about toxic air pollution - Unearthed

297 Birds Did Not Die Because of a 5G Experiment in Netherlands

Industry lobbyists weakened Europe's air pollution rules, say Greenpeace, Pollution

Greenpeace International's Competitors, Revenue, Number of Employees, Funding, Acquisitions & News - Owler Company Profile

Arugga to start deploying pollination robots in Finland

Inside the fight to reclaim AI from Big Tech's control

PepsiCo to make Cheetos and Lay's chips using Dutch green electricity

Dutch activists sue government over air pollution

Greenpeace report highlights inequity in vulnerable groups' exposure to air pollution and access to air quality data - Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Activists ground private jets for 6,5 hours at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport - Greenpeace Nederland - Greenpeace Nederland

Shutting 'super-polluters' slashes greenhouse gases — and deaths

Artificial Intelligence directly detects toxic clouds at Tata Steel plant in the Netherlands - IO

Four activists facing prosecution tell the story of their action against Fluxys' destructive gas imports - Greenpeace International

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