#Reduce Air Pollution
Air pollution is a severe problem – one that has serious impacts on our health and our economy. Toxic air pollution particles lodge themselves deep in our lungs and enter our bloodstreams – with serious health effects. Greenpeace East Asia investigates, reports and takes action on the urgent issue of air pollution in China, by campaigning against China’s biggest cause of air pollution- coal.
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Greenpeace Flashes “Red Card” to FIFA World Cup Sponsor Hyundai Over Systemic Supply Chain Abuses and EV Backtrack
Greenpeace activists in Seoul staged a high-profile protest targeting Hyundai Motor Group headquarters today, flashing symbolic referee “red cards” to the FIFA World Cup sponsor.
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Greenpeace Webinar: Can Legacy Automakers Keep Up with Southeast Asia’s EV Boom?
On June 24, Greenpeace Japan hosted an online seminar focused on Indonesia’s fast-growing EV market and implications for traditional Japanese automakers. The event brought together Aditya Mahalana, a senior researcher at the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT), and Achmad Rofiqi, vice chairman of PR & Education at the Indonesian EV Industry Association (PERIKLINDO), to…
