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“ Greenpeace, the environmentalist non-governmental organization with the goal of “peaceful protest and creative communication to expose global environmental problems,” has pissed off... — Greenpeace just desecrated a sacred monument for a publicity stunt
Greenpeace, the environmentalist non-governmental organization with the goal of “peaceful protest and creative communication to expose global environmental problems,” has pissed off its fair share of petroleum companies, whalers and creators of starvation-ending superfoods over the decades, but a publicity stunt in South America has angered a new foe: the Peruvian government.
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