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Climate and energy campaign manager Yang Ailun delivers our Obama: be a climate leader gift to the US embassy. Enlarge Image

Obama: When Will You Be a Climate Leader?

November 16, 2009

Greenpeace slammed the Danish/US attempt to lower expectations for Copenhagen during the APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) summit that ended in Singapore yesterday. And along with over 30,000 Chinese people, Greenpeace also urged US President Barack Obama to demonstrate real climate leadership.

Greenpeace activists stand in front of a 'Time' magazine outside the US consulate in Hong Kong calling on Obama to be a climate leader. Enlarge Image

The big “TIME” comes to U.S. Consulate Greenpeace urges Obama to be Climate Hero at Copenhagen

November 16, 2009

Two Greenpeace activists unfold a 3m x 2m imitated “Time” Magazine cover in front of the U.S. Consulate General in Hong Kong. The magazine captioned “Key to Copenhagen: Obama, be a Climate leader!” with a picture of U.S. President Barrack Obama, along with a petition which urges him to step up for an agreement in the upcoming Copenhagen Conference in December.

Greenpeace's new report, Poisoning the Pearl, discovers loopholes in Chinese pollution law. Enlarge Image

Gaps in pollution law poisons China's Pearl River

October 28, 2009

According to new Greenpeace research published today, industrial discharges are poisoning China’s Pearl River Delta.

In Bali, governemnts need to take real action for the survival of our planet Enlarge Image

Hu makes climate statement, Obama says nothing new

September 23, 2009

Greenpeace welcomes Chinese President Hu Jintao's statement that China will commit to a “considerable reduction” of carbon intensity by 2020 made at the UN Summit on Climate Change in New York.

A polar bear honors the Chief Executive Donald Tsang’s support to the Carfree Day, who walks from the Government House to the Central Government Offices today, by presenting him a giant Carfree medal. Greenpeace urges the CE after his first step against climate change. Enlarge Image

Donald Tsang’s support to Carfree Day against climate change

September 22, 2009

A polar bear honors the Chief Executive Donald Tsang’s support to the Carfree Day, who walks from the Government House to the Central Government Offices today, by presenting him a giant Carfree medal. Greenpeace urges the CE after his first step against climate change, to escalate his actions and announce a comprehensive plan against the climate crisis before December’s Copenhagen climate summit.

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