Yesterday we learned that once again Japan’s whaling fleet has left port and is heading to the International Whale Sanctuary in the Southern Ocean to continue its annual whale slaughter. With Japan still reeling from their recent earthquake, tsu... Read more >

This week's Greenpeace Radio show features Greg Palast, investigative reporter for BBC Television's Newsnight.  Palast is a Puffin Foundation fellow in investigative reporting and is the author of the New York Times bestsellers Armed Madhouse and The ... Read more >

Greenpeace International Executive Director Kumi Naidoo and local activists inspect the Riverbend coal plant in North Carolina. The plant, owned by Duke Energy, has emitted more than a thousand pounds of mercury pollution over the last ten years. Read more >

We are edging closer to an “ecological calamity” in the Amazon rainforest and a vote in the Brazilian Senate has pushed us closer to the brink. Yesterday it voted to approve destructive changes to the laws governing forest protection – called the... Read more >

This image by Shayne Robinson, taken at dawn on the beach in Durban, South Africa, as representatives gathered for the UN climate talks, is the November 2011 Photo of the Month.

I like the crisp silhouettes of people raising a wind turbine set agai... Read more >

The Rainbow Warrior is not only the greenest campaign ship on earth; she is also the most beautiful. She is also almost mythological to Greenpeace and our supporters. This was clear when the Swedish singer-song writer and actor Regina Lund first... Read more >

Pirates, in my imagination, are valiant seafarers in search of richness and glory in the high seas. In the olden days, they where regarded with fear and loathing for tales run wild of ghastly misdemeanors.  They rob, hijack and loot... Read more >

One of the many odd qualities of the nuclear industry is its seemingly boundless optimism: “everything’s going to be just fine, folks.”

Apparently, there’s no need to worry about terrorists attacking nuclear reactors. Which is why Greenpeace activist... Read more >

Earlier today, President Obama's staff held a hearing on their proposed 5 year oil leasing plan. A plan that would  open up drilling in the Arctic. I was there with Cindy Shogan of Alaska Wilderness League, rallying people to urge the President to... Read more >

Blog cross-posted from QuitCoal.org

Annalyse: We're 2/3 Goat, a metrobilly band based out of New York City. Like most artists in NYC, we're all from different places. I'm the Lead Singer/Mandolinist, and I come from the small town of Inez, KY, deep i... Read more >