Greenpeace activists place 'cancer factory' billboard at one of Bangkok's biggest waste disposal sites.

Greenpeace unveiled a massive living sculpture in an organic rice field to celebrate Southeast Asia’s rich natural heritage in rice production, while at the same time reminding governments to protect the region’s most important food crop from the...

Mrs. Samnieng Huadlim, a Thai farmer is preparing organic rice seedlings to be used for the specially-designated Greenpeace rice field. In the next four months, the rice field will grow into an artwork or "rice art" depicting farmers harvesting...

Greenpeace activists peacefully picket at the Japanese Embassy in Bangkok demanding a fair trial for Greenpeace Japan staff members Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki, known as the “Tokyo Two”.

One third of Thailand's electricity needs could be met with renewable energy by 2020, even if electricity consumption doubles, according to a report launched today by Greenpeace prepared in conjunction with the Sustainable Energy Network Thailand.

29 May - Thailand. Volunteers in inflatable canoes start a 350km journey documenting the state of Chao Praya, the most iconic river of Thailand on the 'Toxic free Chao Phraya'tour. Read more .

Aerial view of ‘Rice Art’, depicting farmers wearing straw hats and using sickles planted in Thailand’s Central Plainsplanted by local volunteers and Greenpeace activists.