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As the Los Angeles fires burn, the world passed 1.5 degrees of warming. Here’s why there’s still hope to fight climate change.
The Los Angeles fires are a devastating reminder of the dangers of climate change, but it's not too late. Here’s why there’s still hope to fight climate change.
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My new dark red climate stripe for 2024 shows it’s the hottest year yet
The data is in. 2024 was the warmest year on record, and probably in the whole of human history – about 1.6°C warmer than the period before widespread industralisation. More…
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The Treaty Principles Bill explained: What it is and why it’s bad
Here's a guide to what the Treaty Principles Bill is, why we should all oppose it and how you can make a quick or detailed submission.
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Te Tiriti and the environment: If you care about nature, I call on you to care about the Treaty
Upholding Te Tiriti is vital in our efforts to care for the environment. Those of us who care about nature will likely have experienced feeling our world broadened by a Māori worldview.0
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Greenpeace says Fast Track Law will continue to be resisted
Greenpeace is warning that the Fast Track Approvals bill will continue to be resisted when it becomes law after passing its third reading in parliament yesterday.
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GWP*: the tool that the meat and dairy industry is using to manipulate math on climate action – and how we can stop them
GWP*, no additional warming, and other clever accounting tricks are used by the dairy industry to get out of climate action - but what do they mean?
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Greenpeace Submission on the Treaty Principles Bill
Greenpeace opposes the Treaty Principles Bill in its entirety because we believe that protecting Te Tiriti is the responsibility of everyone who calls Aotearoa New Zealand home and because it…
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Court rules systemic failings in bycatch reporting
Greenpeace is welcoming a High Court decision that helps clarify how threatened marine species like the Antipodean Albatross can be better protected through accurate bycatch reporting and management, saying the case demonstrates the failings of the current model.
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Turns out that the Govt’s plan to underwrite the risk of oil exploration could be unlawful
After reversing the ban on new offshore oil and gas exploration permits, New Zealand’s coalition government is now considering whether to share the risks of exploration with the fossil fuel…
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VIDEO: The world is on the edge, but together we can still turn the tide
With a world on fire, at war, and underwater, we face great challenges together, but we’ve shown that with action, courage and solidarity, we can turn the tide.
