Today, I caught a tuna.

It was the first fish I had ever caught in my life. And the first tuna that had to die because of me for a long time.

I haven’t eaten tuna for about three years. Not because I don’t like the taste of it – I actually love it... Read more >

This week, Shell finally put its 2012 Arctic drilling season out of its misery.  After a summer of snafus and false starts, the window for drilling closed on the global oil giant–until next year when it plans to try once again to exploit Arctic i... Read more >

A small child from a forest village in Indonesia - where as more rainforest is cleared, tigers stray into villages putting lives at risk.

As a teenage boy is killed by a tiger forced out of its natural habitat by deforestation, we ask how serious mus... Read more >

Great news! We've gained an important win in protecting Indonesia's rainforests as KFC UK and Ireland commit to excluding suppliers actively involved in rainforest clearance.

And this fantastic win would not have been possible without you.

A Greenpe... Read more >

Ecological and economic welfare are two sides of the same coin and having to choose between developing economies and societies on one hand, and protecting the environment on the other, is a false dilemma. This false dilemma is often used by private... Read more >

Outdoor clothing brands often like to present a very flattering image of themselves as environmentally friendly, with many of their advertisements littered with references to nature and the great outdoors. Yet this industry is still a long way away fr... Read more >

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23 October 2012

Climate Rescue Station seen from the top of Borobodur temple, the world's largest Buddhist monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia.
©Ulet Ifansasti/Greenpeace

I am standing in front of the 12 meter diameter earth dome, using electricity generated from clean renewable energy, the lights inside help creates a grand and cool nuance. It’s never before crossed my mind how this giant globe platform moved... Read more >

Remember Clippy? You know, that little paper clip that always popped up at the most annoying times when you were trying to write something in older versions of Microsoft Word?

Well, Clippy’s back, and poised to pop up at Microsoft stores around the c... Read more >

A group of Adeli penguins in the Southern Ocean in Antarctica

The largest marine reserve in the world could be created by people in this room next week.

I’m in Tasmania for the annual meeting of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic ... Read more >

“What is the most surprising thing about working at Greenpeace?” I asked a new colleague at work the other day. She looked to the side and took a moment before she replied. She finally turned to me and said: “The most surprising thing is Greenpeace st... Read more >

Encouraging a fashion behemoth to change the way it produces clothing is no small task. But armed with the facts and the collective power of supporters like you, we are able to achieve the sort of success story we are announcing today.

Today, British... Read more >

The sad truth about the origins of the minerals inside our phones and computers is getting more attention these days. In August, a Businessweek expose peeled back the curtain on the tiny island of Bangka in Indonesia, where a third of all global tin... Read more >

In a surprise announcement, the Finnish Minister Jyri Häkämies, in charge of revising the country’s Climate and Energy Strategy, announced an ambition to completely phase out coal-fired energy production by 2025, outdoing Denmark’s existing commitment... Read more >

More than 150,000 people came to London last Saturday to protest against austerity measures and march for A Future That Works. The rally was organised by the Trade Union Congress, the national trade union centre in the UK representing the vast majorit... Read more >

KFC recently uploaded a new statement to their website called “Sustainable Sourcing and Waste Recovery”. It looked like this could - if properly taken further - be the start of KFC’s response to the campaign that has seen hundreds of thousands of peop... Read more >