All articles by Russel Norman
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Budget 2026: where are the solutions to climate, biodiversity and fuel crises?
Greenpeace is lamenting the paucity of solutions in Budget 2026 to the climate, biodiversity and fuel price crises.
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2025 Annual Impact Report
In 2025, Greenpeace, as an institution of civil society, held steady as a pole of resistance over the course of 2025.
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Govt forced to admit its fossil gas story was always a fairytale
The NZ Government has been forced today to reinstate a scheme to support businesses transitioning off fossil gas.
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OECD gives Greenpeace an “A” for energy policy; and Luxon an “F”
Fossil fuels are more expensive, less reliable and worse for the climate than renewables.
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Israeli forces illegally attack peaceful humanitarian flotilla
Last night, Israeli forces attacked the peaceful civilian-led Global Sumud Flotilla attempting to bring humanitarian aid to Gaza.
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Renewables First, Not Fossils First: Policy Response to the Fossil Fuel Crisis
The attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran have created a global energy crisis, as oil and gas exports from the Gulf are restricted and global prices rise.
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The supermarket trip that led to Fonterra admitting its “100% New Zealand Grass Fed” claim is misleading and deceptive
How Russel Norman's grocery shop led to Fonterra admitting that it broke the law with its Anchor Butter packaging.
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We need solutions not bandaids on the energy crisis
Greenpeace is calling on the Government to implement actual solutions to the energy crisis, not just short-term band aids.
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Thousands call on Christopher Luxon to condemn the illegal attacks on Iran by Trump and Israel
Thousands of people have signed a petition demanding Christopher Luxon stand up and condemn the illegal attacks on Iran by the United States and Israel. Greenpeace delivered the petition to…
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Greenpeace organisations to appeal US$ 345 million North Dakota court judgment in Energy Transfer’s intimidation lawsuit
Greenpeace International and Greenpeace organisations in the US announce they will seek a new trial following Energy Transfer lawsuit verdict.