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From the Harbors to the Streets: How Ordinary People Are Weaving a Net to Protect Taiwan’s Oceans
In 2025, Greenpeace volunteers across northern, central, and southern Taiwan took action to protect the ocean—from conducting fish length surveys in Daxi (Yilan), Kezailiao(Kaohsiung), and Donggang (Pingtung), to hosting booths to educate about oceans in multiple cities. Let’s look back at how these volunteers took action to weave a network protecting Taiwan’s seas.
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Does clean energy make China immune to fossil fuel price shocks?
Dunhuang, Gansu Province, the photovoltaic and solar thermal power generation base on the desert after rain, July 2025. From September 19 to 23, 2025, Greenpeace and Enviro Friends co-organized the…
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Growing with Greenpeace: A Sustainable Career Starts with an Internship
During summer of 2025, three interns from different backgrounds stepped into Greenpeace East Asia Taipei and immersed themselves in campaigns on climate, plastic production reduction, and ocean protection. Here are their reflections:
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Powering Change: A Visual Journey into China’s Green Transition
Powering Change: A Visual Jouney into China’s Green Transition
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Open letter to Toyota Motor Corporation Regarding the Company’s Climate Change Measures
We are sending this open letter to seek clarity on how Toyota plans to align its business activities with the global goals established by the Paris Agreement.
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Clearing the gap: transition finance for China’s steel industry to kickstart green transition
High-emission industries that don’t meet green finance requirements need help transitioning, too.
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Why 2025 is such a critical year for China’s energy transition
Our Beijing office starting publishing our coal tracker ten years ago. Today, the end of coal is in sight.
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Open letter to Toyota Motor Corporation concerning the company’s climate change measures
Your company’s annual global emissions are roughly equivalent to half of Japan’s emissions as a nation.
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In China, a Greenpeace “People Power in the Climate Crisis” workshop focuses on storytelling that goes beyond climate anxiety
Greenpeace East Asia’s Beijing office hosted a workshop for journalists and local NGOs in Hangzhou, China on 20th Sept., with a focus on storytelling during the climate crisis.
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“Farm to table” climate disaster
From extreme heat to heavy floods, the impacts of climate change are bringing unprecedented challenges to the livelihoods of Chinese farmers.