Like California’s “Governator”, Premier Mike Rann is breaking new ground as a national climate change leader by making his state the country‘s first to adopt laws to slash greenhouse emissions.
Greenpeace today called for an immediate fishing ban on all boats in the Pacific who fail to report to local authorities. The call came at a key meeting starting today in Brisbane.
Australia's top poultry producers could be back-flipping on their committment to source animal feed from non genetically engineered (GE) produce after a shipment of Argentine soy meal arrived in Melbourne.
If current (over) fishing trends in the Pacific continue then local communities in this region will face a drastic depletion in their future food resources.
The future is smiling on wind power. The industry is growing fast, by 28 per cent a year. Clean, abundant and fuel-free, wind power will eventually be cheaper than coal.
The future is smiling on wind power. The industry is growing fast, by 28 per cent a year. Clean, abundant and fuel-free, wind power will eventually become cheaper than coal.
Greenpeace is celebrating its 35th birthday and thanks its financial supporters who are helping us defend the environment, despite the long term threat of climate change.
A cloud of black balloons hung over the steps of Melbourne’s Parliament House to highlight how much greenhouse gas pollution is generated by the state's big corporate polluters.
Greenpeace activists in Thailand have delayed a shipment of Australian coal from being unloaded at the controversial BLCP coal plant in Maptaphut, Thailand.
Greenpeace has found Chinese rice products in Europe contaminated with unapproved, experimental rice. The genetically engineered rice is a health risk and we're demanding a worldwide recall.
Tuna stocks worldwide are being critically overfished. More than half of the world’s tuna comes from the Pacific yet two species in this region – Pacific bigeye and yellowfin – will be commercially extinct within three years.
