Bangkok, 18 February 2010 -- Twenty Greenpeace activists today unfurl a banner saying Information Disclosure: Pollution is not a secret at the Department of Industrial Works (DIW) building in Central Bangkok to urge the DIW to proactively tackle...

Please stayed tuned for a comprehensive collection of water samples at Bangnangkreng canal.

Samutprakan, Thailand, 22 February 2010 -- Greenpeace Water Patrol activists take sediment samples from Bangnangkreng canal along Chao Phraya River in Samutprakan Province, around 30 kilometers from Bangkok. Hundreds of factories located in this...

A middle-aged villager reflected on the cause of water pollution with his closing remarks that better quality of water seems to be hopeless, "I would love to see the quality of water gets better, but it would be extremely difficult, as the water...

The Qiantang River in coastal Zhejiang Province is an area where more than one third of China's dyeing and printing takes place in an attempt to quench the insatiable global thirst for fast-fashion. Toxic water pollution is not a new story in...

More than one hundred children create a human banner reading: "Detox Our Future", with the Greenpeace ship, Rainbow Warrior in the background, displaying the 'Detox symbol' between her masts. The activity took place to mark the launch of the...

Watch the video that helped convince the world's biggest sports brands to champion a toxic-free future. The world still needs more champions!

Greenpeace activists and volunteers plastered cities around the world with posters covered with a special non-toxic ink that was washed away to reveal the fashion industry's dirty little secret. Consumers were then encouraged to take part in...

Gael Garcia Bernal, Mexican filmstar and director, invites you to join our Detox campaign.

You might not realise it but our planet is swarming with chemical monsters, from your washing machine to the North Pole. Toxic Little Monsters, like PFCs, are still being used by big companies to make all sorts of products, despite the fact...

Around the world a growing movement of people are using their creativity, design skills and purchasing power to demand fashion without pollution. For more information or to find out how you can join the campaign visit: www.greenpeace.org/detox

Children in Beijing and Shishi City, China react to pictures of toxic water pollution off the coast of South Eastern China. 2014-01-23

The film tells the story of 13 year old Suwimon Daengniam and 59 year old Wali Pejarean who both live along the Samrong Canal, one of the major canals that flows in to the Chao Phraya River in Thailand. Through their stories we begin to...

Watch the campaign background video to see how we follow the toxic trail: from the pollution at the pipe, to factories that make our clothes, to the international clothing brands that have the power to change the system and Detox our future

Flashmobs in 29 cities, all at once! More than 600 people danced and stripped outside Adidas and Nike stores in 29 cities in 10 countries for Greenpeace's Detox Campaign to challenge the sportswear leaders to eliminate hazardous chemical releases...

A firefighter talks about how weather is changing in California as a result of climate change. Drier landscapes and more dry lightning mean more fires.

Clean freshwater is one of our most precious and most threatened natural resources. In China, for example, as much as 70% of rivers, lakes and reservoirs are polluted. Many chemicals released from textile factories threaten human health and the...

Melting permafrost affects the indigenous nomadic Nenets people and adds to climate change as decomposion of defrosting soil releases masses of methane and carbon dioxide.