All articles by Greenpeace East Asia
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Toyota announces 2025 financial results: Greenpeace response
Toyota Motor Corp. announced its financial results for FY2025 today at Bellesalle Tokyo Nihonbashi (Chuo-ku, Tokyo). Greenpeace Japan activists were present on-site and held up a banner that read, “Cut emissions now.”
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Big Oil Sold Us Guilt–We’re Giving It Back with a Comedy Beast Named Betty
They’ve spent decades telling us to “turn off the lights.” Meanwhile, they kept drilling. The Big Oil company BP popularized the idea of your personal carbon footprint. We’re turning it…
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Apple Releases Latest Sustainability Report: Greenpeace Response
On April 16, Apple released its 2025 Environmental Progress Report. In response, Greenpeace East Asia climate and energy campaigner Rachel Yu said:
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Small farms, big challenge: Greenpeace report analyzes climate change’s impact on farming communities in China
Beijing – As farmers around China respond to climate change’s impact on their livelihood, including rising temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, climate disasters, and seasonal changes, among others, a new report…
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Greenpeace Launches ‘My Pet Footprint’ – First-ever NGO Animated Series Turning Big Oil’s Manipulation Against Itself
Greenpeace East Asia today shattered environmental activism norms by becoming the first major environmental organization to launch an animated comedy series via Kickstarter.
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Toyota responsible for 1.5% of global emissions: Greenpeace
Toyota’s emissions continue to rise despite the automaker’s stated commitment to align with Paris Agreement targets, according to a new report from Greenpeace East Asia’s Tokyo office.
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In China, delivery companies start responding to climate risk, extreme weather impact on business, investment: Greenpeace report
Beijing – Seven of the eight biggest delivery companies in China have established internal frameworks to respond to climate risk, a new report from Greenpeace East Asia shows, but while…
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Greenpeace East Asia’s comment on China’s latest power industry data for 2024
Beijing – According to the latest data released by the National Energy Administration, China’s total installed capacity of wind and solar power reached 1400 GW by the end of 2024.
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Greenpeace East Asia’s comment on China’s new energy capacity surpassing coal power in 14 provinces
Beijing – According to China Electric Power News, 14 out of China’s 31 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities now have new energy sources dominating their power generation structures.
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Hyundai’s Rising Emissions In Key Markets Like India Risks Fueling Climate Disaster
Hyundai Motor Group’s rising emissions in India and other key markets are endangering the automaker’s carbon neutrality targets, according to a new report from Greenpeace East Asia.