Greenpeace today welcomed President Obama’s statement that he will attend the UN Copenhagen Climate Summit on December 18th along with other world leaders.

Commenting on President Obama’s speech to the Copenhagen climate summit, Executive Director of Greenpeace USA, Phil Radford, said: “The world was waiting for the spirit of yes we can, but all we got was my way or the highway.

Greenpeace today congratulated US President Barack Obama on winning the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize and urged him to use the award's prestige to help secure an ambitious, fair, and legally binding treaty at the UN Climate Summit when he travels to...

With the US climate legislation stalled and the Americans lagging behind the international community’s response to climate change, the US-EU summit here today offers one of the last opportunities for President Obama to take decisive leadership...

Greenpeace activists are in the process of rappelling off of Pittsburgh’s iconic West End bridge with a massive banner displaying their message to G20 leaders gathering for tomorrow’s summit. The banner, nearly 80-feet by 30-feet in size, took...

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals today reinstated the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, restoring protections to about 40 million acres of National Forest lands. In light of the ruling, Greenpeace urged President Obama to avoid future lawsuits...

In contradicting moves today, the Obama administration’s Department of Agriculture and Department of Interior made major announcements to protect and degrade roadless wildlands.