Greenpeace blogs

There’s been a media frenzy this week over Cameco’s purchase of 550 tonnes of uranium or “yellowcake” from Iraq. Aside from highlighting the link between nuclear power and the nuclear weapons proliferation, the import of Saddam’s uranium to Port Ho... Read more >

The Saskatchewan farmer who took on Monsanto is coming to BC to carry on his fight against genetically engineered foods. Greenpeace and the Society for a Genetically Engineered (GE) Free BC are kicking off a province-wide speaking tour in Vancouver t...

Across the globe yesterday, Greenpeace peacefully protested the arrest and ongoing detainment of two Japanese whale activists. The protests took place in front of Japanese embassies the world over and included the delivery of more that 180,000 letters... Read more >

International experts gathered at the World Wind Energy Conference in Kingston this week have criticized the McGuinty government's multi-billion dollar construction boom, saying its getting in way of developing renewable energy.

Stefan Gsaenger, secret... Read more >

Greenpeace released a report today that assesses both the adequacy of Canada’s nuclear safety regulations and the weaknesses of the reactor designs being considered for construction in Ontario. The Globe and Mail ran a story on the report this mornin... Read more >