96 year old Clara Smith, standing at a window looking out at Shell chemical plant, just a couple of yards away from her home.

Shylia, who will be the new owner, helps with building her toxic free, sustainable home for low-income families. The house is free of toxic materials like PVC, the wood is from sustainable forests and the construction is solar powered.

Students help with building a toxic free, sustainable home for low-income families. The house is free of toxic materials like PVC, the wood is from sustainable forests and the construction is solar powered.

Building a toxic free, sustainable home for low-income families. The house is free of toxic materials like PVC, the wood is from sustainable forests and the construction is solar powered.

Hydrogen station in Reykjavik which has just started supplying three buses with renewable hydrogen fuel, made from water using geothermal energy abundant in Iceland.

Fancy a GE free shopping basket? Pick up a Greenpeace true food guide.The lack of labelling in many countries mean you can't tell what is in your food.

A Greenpeace true food guide gives consumers the chance to buy GE free food. The lack of labelling in many countries mean you can't tell what is in your food.

A Greenpeace true food guide gives this young shopper and mum the chance to buy GE free food. The lack of labelling in many countries mean you can't tell what is in your food.

Unilever agrees to clean up its toxic mercury mess in south India.