2012 E-bulletin

Do you remember our alarming report last month on how top tea brands in China were selling tea imbued with pesticide residues? But that’s not all. We’ve done some more tea research and the world’s top tea brand, Lipton, is making us a poisonous...

One of the fastest-growing sources of new energy demand comes from the Internet and the giant data centres which store and send all the emails, songs, photos and streaming videos all of us enjoy. These data centres are powered by asthma-inducing,...

Did you know that one cup of Chinese tea could give you a toxic taste of 17 different pesticides? It’s true! We all think of tea being good for the health, packed with antioxidants, but tea grown in China is also packed with dangerous pesticides.

Solar is a clean energy, right? That’s why I’m sure like Greenpeace you were concerned about the recent news of pollution produced by solar panel makers in China. We needed to find out the reasons behind the pollution, and then tell those...

Thanks to your support, the State Council has finally released the draft proposal of a grain law that establishes legislation restricting research, field trials, production, sale, import and export of GE grain seeds. The draft stipulates that no...

One year after the Fukushima nuclear crisis, Greenpeace is presenting the Fukushima Anniversary Exhibition in collaboration with six prominent local and overseas artists. The artistic works of this exhibition recall haunting memories and...