A better future is literally falling from the sky and blowing in our faces every day. So why are we still using fossil fuels! A 2-minute animation on how we can achieve a world powered by 100% renewables.

Mud – full of dangerous metals – quickly overtook the nearby mining community of Mariana in Minas Gerais state. At least seventeen people were killed. Hundreds more have been displaced by the wall of sludge released in the dam collapse. Music:...

Turkish women discuss how coal plants have affected their lives, and the action they've taken to protect their land and families.

As typhoon Hagupit made land fall in the Philippines, Greenpeace executive director Kumi Naidoo - along with Philippine climate change commissioner Yeb Sano - visits affected communities calling on world leaders to act against climate change. ...

As 2015 draws to a close, we look back on some of the Greenpeace campaign highlights of the past year.

Dirty energy projects such as oil and coal are threatening Europe's favorite holiday destinations in the Mediterranean, endangering their pristine nature, their economy and homes of millions. In this region where sun is more abundant than...

Shell's priceless Grand Prix moment

In Istanbul alone, 500 young climate activists from 134 countries joined thousands of Turkish activists and Greenpeace International Executive Director Kumi Naidoo to call for an end to the age of coal, to protect the Earth's climate.