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Greenpeace East Asia

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Greenpeace East Asia, as part of the global Greenpeace organization, has been actively operating in the East Asian region since 1997, aiming to promote a green and peaceful future. The organization focuses on environmental protection, sustainability and peace, particularly in the fields of climate and energy, biodiversity, social and economic systems, food and agriculture, toxic substances (such as water pollution), forest protection, oceans and opposition to plastic pollution. Greenpeace East Asia believes in the power of collective action and courage, and is committed to bringing positive changes to the world, upholding the core values of optimism and courage, and working hard to make governments and businesses accountable for environmental issues and working with global communities. The organization's work in China began in 1997, with the opening of its first office in Hong Kong, followed by Beijing (2002), Taipei (2010) and Seoul (2011), where it actively participated in environmental actions, including combating electronic waste transportation and promoting clean energy. The existence of Greenpeace East Asia not only highlights the seriousness of environmental issues, but also shows the hope and possibility of solving these problems. Greenpeace East Asia, as part of the global Greenpeace organization, has been actively operating in the East Asian region since 1997 with the aim of promoting a green and peaceful future. The organization focuses on environmental protection, sustainability, and peace, particularly in areas such as climate and energy, biodiversity, social and economic systems, food and agriculture, toxic substances (including water pollution), forest conservation, oceans, and combating plastic pollution. Greenpeace East Asia believes in the power of collective action and courage, striving to make positive impacts on the world, upholding core values of optimism and courage, and working towards holding governments and corporations accountable for environmental issues while collaborating with global communities. Its work began in China in 1997, opening its first office in Hong Kong, followed by offices in Beijing (2002), Taipei (2010), and Seoul (2011). It actively participates in environmental actions including opposing electronic waste transportation and promoting clean energy. The presence of Greenpeace East Asia not only highlights the severity of environmental issues but also demonstrates hope and possibilities for solving them.

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