For decades, Greenpeace has led the fight to protect whales and the oceans in which they live. We led successful efforts to ban "wall of death" high seas drift nets, which killed huge numbers of marine mammals each year. We successfully campaigned f... Read more >

If you saw 60 Minutes last night, you were likely amazed yet alarmed by Anderson Cooper's piece on marine reserves. You can find it here, in case you missed it.

 The footage from his dive of a massive coral reef off the Cuban coast was stunning. In s... Read more >

In themidst of a political street fight over the Brazilian Forest Code, the UN climate talks in Durban and the holiday season,  President Dilma approved a signed a law that will weaken environmental enforcement, making it much easier for loggers and... Read more >

The issue of climate change is more pertinent than ever, and yet the recent Durban climate change talks hardly gave us the decisive action required. In fact what was "achieved" was a ten-year delay in global greenhouse pollution reductions. This isn... Read more >

Today is a great day for the future of the IT sector.  

Over the past few years, we’ve campaigned hard against Facebook to get them to commit to clean energy – specifically, we wanted them to change their siting policy—the decisions that they make ... Read more >

After 20 months of mobilizing, agitating and negotiating to green Facebook, the Internet giant has today announced its goal to run on clean, renewable energy. More than 700,000 people from all over the world joined to make this possible! ... Read more >

After some twenty years, American consumers will finally be able to buy the energy efficient climate-friendly refrigerators that Europeans and people all over the world have had in their kitchens for decades.  The Environmental Protection Agency today... Read more >