By Sven, Renewable Energy campaigner

When I arrived at the harbour to join the media boat heading out to watch the Rainbow Warrior flotilla, it was already pretty busy. Journalists registering at our desk, cameramen carrying heavy equipment - it was ju... Read more >

Posted by Daniel, political advisor in Bali

There has been a lot of talk about the carbon footprint of the Bali climate talks. Questioning the carbon footprint of big events like this is justified. And clearly not everybody who is on Bali needs to be h... Read more >

We're almost at the half-way point in this marathon of climate negotiations here in Bali, but the first week's progress has been paltry. With recognition of climate change as the single biggest threat to this planet at an all-time high, with scientist... Read more >

By Jo, communications officer

The ships are really where the heart of Greenpeace is. I’ve been lucky enough to have some wonderful experiences on board our ships the Esperanza and Arctic Sunrise. But until today I had never even seen our most iconic sh... Read more >

Posted by Emily, campaigner, onboard the Arctic Sunrise in Italy

Our Italian “Quit Coal” tour has come to an end and it is time for the Arctic Sunrise to sail on to its next destination. Our hard working activists and ship’s crew made this tour a succ... Read more >

Posted by Canadian Claire at the Bali International Conference Centre

On Monday, speaking in Canada’s Parliament, Environment Minister John Baird admitted that a rise of 2°C in the earth’s temperature “is unacceptable.”

This from a country that a few mo... Read more >

Posted by Chris Miller, Climate Team Leader, Greenpeace USA at the Bali International Conference Centre

Day four from the Bali UN Climate Conference brought an announcement from the United States delegation. Was it that they had decided to join Austra... Read more >

Posted by Daniel, political advisor at the Bali International Conference Centre

Almost a full working week is over at these climate talks. In another week, the end game will start. We will start to have an inkling of whether our efforts here have been ... Read more >

By Andrew, web producer, in Amsterdam

From Jan Rovensky, a Greenpeace Czech campaigner on top of the chimney: Read more >

This plant is a symbol of how coal not only threatens the world’s climate but devastates the land and people’s lives. Nearly a hundred villages...

By Andrew, web producer, in Amsterdam

This happened last Saturday, but I just saw the video. As you can see, the Greenpeace activists got their giant banner deployed without getting hurt or killed. Great shot in there of one protester passively resisti... Read more >