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With your wonderful support, Greenpeace has been working hard to push through environmentally-friendly policy changes in Hong Kong and across the world.

All of us at Greenpeace would like to wish you the very best wishes of the season and would like to thank you for your continued support. We hope you have a happy and safe holiday and we look forward to campaigning for our planet with you beside...

The world's largest palm oil trader, Wilmar International, has just committed to end its role in forest destruction! This could be a much-needed break for Indonesian Paradise rainforest, and the last 400 Sumatran tigers that call it home.

As of November 26, 29 of the Arctic 30 members have been released on bail. However one activist, Colin Russell, has seen his request for bail denied, with the authorities extending his detention for three months until February 24, 2014.

Big brands have big responsibilities to us as consumers. Eight global consumer companies including P&G, L'Oreal and Colgate Palmolive have been found purchasing palm oil products through Wilmar International, a notorious trader in forest...

Over the past two years hundreds of thousands of activists, fashionistas, bloggers, consumers and YOU came together to call for fashion without pollution.

Today, on October 18, the Arctic 30 face their 30th day of detention for peaceful protest against Arctic drilling by the most powerful oil companies in the world.

Do you know that the hot billowing clouds of smoke from coal power plants contain many harmful substances and can be carried by the wind more than 100 km?

Greenpeace reveals how the world's largest coal producer by volume, the state-owned Chinese coal company Shenhua, is overexploiting groundwater and illegally dumping toxic industrial wastewater.