Today a security guard fired a warning shot in the air over the heads of Greenpeace activists taking part in a peaceful protest at the biggest coal-fired power station in the Philippines. Five activists were arrested early this morning at Sual...

Continued reliance on coal energy for electricity would mean double punishment for the Philippines, as the nation would have to pay for both importing the greenhouse polluting fuel, and living with the onsequences of the climate change it risks.

Greenpeace today kicked off the Thai leg of its Arctic Sunrise Choose Positive Energy tour by calling on Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to revoke all approvals for the proposed coal fired power stations in Bo Nok and Ban Krut in the province...

Greenpeace today demanded the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) immediately overturn all approvals for new fossil fuel power stations, and to take up the challenge to support renewables. But the demand came with a sweetener - a...

Living up to its name as one of the "Filthy Three" nations trying to block action on climate change, Australia is playing dirty tricks trying to get Thailand and other developing countries locked- into a future based on greenhouse-polluting coal...

More than 600 volunteers from around the world shut down oil company Esso in the European country of Luxembourg this morning, in a Greenpeace protest against Esso's continued sabotage of international efforts to protect the climate.

One could see this coming. Once the government set in motion hearings on House Resolution 700, filed by Rep. Manuel Zubiri and calls for the immediate phase-out of all operating coal power plants in the Philippines, operators of these dirty,...

Environmental group Greenpeace called on new Thai Energy Minister Prommin Lertsuridej to review the existing Energy Development Plan, which plots the country's energy strategies and investments, and embrace an energy policy which promotes clean...