Renewables emerge as the dominant source of energy in the European Commission's 2050 energy roadmap. At what cost? No more than business as usual.
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The EU is under enormous pressure from Canada to accept climate-wrecking tar sands oil. The question is, will Europe buckle?
Greenpeace investigations have uncovered major fishy scandals involving illegal and destructive fishing, funded by European taxpayers' money. The reform of EU fisheries policy is the last chance to stop the rot and save our seas!
EU ‘stress tests’ on nuclear plants are done. See how vulnerable plants near you are with this interactive map.
Annual industry figures to be released on Tuesday are expected to confirm the commercial failure of genetically modified (GM) food in Europe, said Greenpeace. Only around 0.06% of the EU’s farmland was used in 2011 to grow GM food, according to... Read more >
Ijmuiden, The Netherlands - Today, Greenpeace activists from the Netherlands and Germany prevented one of Europe’s largest fishing vessels, the Maartje Theadora, from leaving port in Ijmuiden, in The Netherlands. The activists secured the... Read more >
A review of chemical laws announced today will allow continuing toxic contamination of European lakes and rivers linked to serious human illnesses.The European Commission has dodged its responsibilities for over a decade and is allowing some of... Read more >
The European Commission today set out how Europe could increase its climate ambition, presenting a series of pathways to further reduce carbon emissions by 2020. Read more >
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An interview with Greenpeace EU policy campaigner Jan Haverkamp published in the Salzburger Nachrichten on 19 March 2011, on the lobbying of the nuclear industry, has given rise to misunderstanding in some quarters.
What environmental policies should it be fighting for?
Greenpeace DK presidency priorities are available here