Do you want to be a climate hero? Here's your chance if you live in Hong Kong.
One hundred ice children melting in the sun of a Beijing summer.
By tomorrow, 28 August, there will only be 100 days left to go before a crucial world summit on climate change. Greenpeace China is marking the day with a beautiful ice sculpture. Watch it live with us.
There’s more than one way to tell a president he should get serious about climate change.
China’s power industry, dominated by dirty coal-fired power plants, is the single biggest barrier to the country tackling climate change.
We have bad news. We appealed to Hong Kong chief executive Donald Tsang to get serious on climate change, but once again the government has let us all down.
Greenpeace activists dressed in bio-hazard suits protested outside Hewlett-Packard's Beijing office after the electronic giant broke its promise on not using toxic chemicals.
Hong Kong police arrested four Greenpeace activists yesterday for unfurling a banner calling Hong Kong chief executive Donald Tsang a climate fugitive.
Last June Hong Kong was hit by its heaviest rain on record. The Hong Kong Observatory issued a black rainstorm warning, and on June 7 some 145.5 mm of rain fell in one hour. The region had never seen anything like it.
Greenpeace will soon have a new leader. Kumi Naidoo will take up the role of Executive Director of Greenpeace International this November, when Gerd Leipold steps down after nearly nine years as our activist-in-chief.
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