On Monday Eoin and I took part in Greenpeace actions in the Netherlands for our Forest campaign and we've taken a little time out of our busy week to write about it especially for you!

Logging in parts of Asia is now entirely out of control, due to the... Read more >

Can you spare a moment to answer 12 questions for our energy efficiency campaign. The questionnaire is mostly about incandescent light bulbs (symbol for a bright idea in cartoons). They waste over 95% of the electricity they consume!

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Under a (literally) stormy sky Greenpeace activists staged a "die in" today at the annual general meeting of Asia’s largest privately owned power utility - China Light and Power (CLP). Local activists where joined at the Hong Kong protest by represe... Read more >

EU and G8 ministers were meeting in Berlin to talk about energy efficiency, and we wanted to make an impression. So we took 10,000 old fashioned energy wasting incandescent lightbulbs and crushed them with a mechanized roller.

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Mike Townsley writes:

Today the UK Government will announce an inquiry into revelations that for over 30 years, body parts of nuclear industry workers who died in suspicious circumstances were taken for medical investigation without the consent of the ... Read more >

I'm listening to the UN Security Council climate change debate via live webcast. I haven't followed the whole thing, but most speakers are saying the same thing: Climate change should not been seen as an environmental alone. It's a security issue, ... Read more >

When I lived in Italy on an olive farm (that phrase must be said in a wistful voice), it was well known that Italy kept the truly best olive oil for domestic use, and exported the rest. That included oil that was imported from other countries, repack... Read more >

The decision to formally resume commercial whaling is being seriously re-thought in Iceland - as can be seen from an interview with its Prime Minister Geir Haarde. From Reuters: Read more >

Haarde, facing elections on May 12, said the government must factor globa...

The World Bank is (rightly) taking a lot of heat recently. Not just for the apparently improper role Bush backed World Bank President Wolfowitz had in getting a promotion for someone he was romantically involved with. There is that. As well as the ... Read more >

I was taught a lesson today that I suspect will live with me for a long time. To cut a long story short, I had written an article for the website about the Congo rainforest. A Belgian colleague asked me to change the wording in one paragraph as it cou... Read more >

Francesco Galanzino has run the Gobi Desert, the Atacama Desert, and the Sahara as a Greenpeace volunteer, to raise the alarm about Global Warming.

His latest endeavour: a 42 Km (26 mile) marathon at the North Pole. Francesco and fellow professional an... Read more >

Now here's a story you don't see everyday in the Israeli press:

Two weeks ago, Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior dropped anchor in Israel. Members of the organization in Israel and those who arrived on the ship attempted to convey their determined, ... Read more >

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