Greenpeace blogs

Some of the biggest ideas come from small places.  The Village of Kaslo is a case in point.  The mountain community North of Nelson , British Columbia has enacted a food charter to promote local food and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.  The have also... Read more >

Next week, March 11 is GE Free Day in BC.  Your chance to celebrate GE free food, fight corporate agriculture and tell the government you want GE food labelled.  Events planned for the day include a morning protest, an afternoon panel discussion and p... Read more >

It was Election Night in Alberta.  I couldn’t stand the suspense.  Rather than bite my nails, I headed downtown to attend a talk by Edmonton-based researcher/activist, Gordon Laxer, promoting a recent Parkland Institute study: “Freezing in the Dark: W... Read more >

Quarterly and year end results released by logging giant AbitibiBowater today raise serious questions about the direction of the company. By not curbing its destructive logging practices in Canada’s Boreal Forest, AbitibiBowater is taking serious ri... Read more >

A new report by Greenpeace and GM Watch UK documents 216 cases of out of control genetically engineered, plants, animals, and food since the first commercial introduction of GE in 1996.  GM Contamination Register, 2007 confirms what Greenpeace, along ... Read more >