Greenpeace blogs

Dave Martin at Fossil of the day

Public interest groups from around the world at the United Nations climate change talks in Poznan, Poland, gave an unprecedented four “Fossil of the Day” awards to Canada on December 4, 2008, for its failure to take glo... Read more >

A study published earlier this year in the journal Ecological Applications identified the narwhal as the species the most vulnerable to climate change. Sadly, we saw evidence of this tragic vulnerability as hundreds of these mythical creatures became ... Read more >

George Smitherman

On Tuesday I attended a screening of the Suzuki Diaries, a special episode of the CBC's Nature of Things that follows David Suzuki and his daughter Sarika on a tour of renewable energy projects in Europe.   While the show was inspirin... Read more >

Nuclear advocates in Canada often cite France as the nuclear utopia to which we should aspire.   But not everything is well in paradise.  Électricité de France (EDF) announced today that the EPR reactor its building at Flamanville is 20% over budget.... Read more >

This is Andrea MacDonald, volunteer from Greenpeace Vancouver.

Solar generation at Poznan 2008

I'm excited to be representing my country in the Greenpeace Solar Generation delegation at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change this year... Read more >