Greenpeace weblogs

Today marks the 25 years in Greenpeace of the person currently at the helm of the Greenpeace.org mothership – our Chief webby and self-confessed eco-geek , Brian Fitzgerald. Long before anyone had even thought about a having a website...

Here's the thing about toxic chemicals. You dump them, and for a while you don't hear anything about it. Then 30 years later someone has to pay 100 million pounds to clean up your mess. Read the article here As Joel Bakan points...

There was an incident a few hours ago where the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society ships clashed with one of the ships in the whaling fleet. You can read everything we know about it in Dave's weblog from on board the Esperanza. ...

Last week in Paris the IPCC launched their so-called FAR, the Fourth Assessment Report. For years, the best scientists around the world have worked on this report, and they have now concluded that humans are (most likely) responsible...

In what is becoming a tradition, a photo taken by Daniel Beltra for Greenpeace has won a prize in the World Press Photo competition. The photo below won 2nd prize in the 'Contemporary Issues' section of the world's permier photo...

As this beautiful city turned into a white winter wonderland this afternoon, the Arctic Sunrise departed for the UK. She's been here in the Netherlands since before Christmas. First of all she had some maintenance and painting done and...

Our French office put this together for their climate-change site: its-not-too-late.com Look out, you rock and rollers.

I'm a longtime fan of brainstorming techniques and methods for making the most out of meetings and that kind of stuff. Last week I was reading this post at the excellent Creating Passionate Users blog, and was reminded of IDEOs...

Good news reached the web team here in Amsterdam on Friday - our Green my Apple website has been nominated for a SXSW web award . South by Southwest is a very cool interactive, film and music festival that takes place every year in...