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Thank you for recently signing up as a monthly Greenpeace donor with one of our street fundraisers. Thanks to you, Greenpeace's campaigns to save this earth will continue, changing Hong Kong and other parts of the planet for the better.

There are over 7 billion people on earth, and the health of the Arctic affects us all - the polar ice helps to regulate the climate of our whole planet. More than 1.5 million people have signed up to support the campaign to save the Arctic.

Over the past two years Greenpeace has made many trips to China and have seen how coal is draining water sources, which in turn destroys grasslands, damages farmland and hurts local people’s health.Please help us push the Chinese government to...

Greenpeace tested dust in 11 homes in cities across China and found worrying levels of chemical contamination. This is part of our toxic-free life campaign. Keep a look out for our next update which will be on Hong Kong homes.

Thanks to your support, two of those big tea manufacturers have agreed to our demands. They are going to stop using so many pesticides on their tea plants and, more importantly, set up traceability systems on their supply chain so that banned...

The Arctic is under threat. As you read this, oil companies and politicians are plotting to carve up the icy north, extending their national territories and searching for drill sites. We need to keep offshore oil drilling out of the Arctic. We...

Join our campaign to help the polar bears now and your name will be added with the first million Arctic Defenders to a scroll we’ll plant on the North Pole seabed together with a Flag for the Future. Your voice will join a global demand that...

Last time we spoke I talked about how we had found out that KFC was helping to turn rainforest to trash by buying packaging and tissue paper from APP, the worst offender in illegally razing Indonesia’s precious forests. Now it’s time for your...

Greenpeace has just revealed that KFC napkins and packaging are made from paper bought from APP – a company responsible for trashing the rainforest and hacking down rare tree species in Indonesian forests.