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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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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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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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GREENPEACE EAST ASIA UNVEILS ANIMATED SERIES TRAILER TO COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE
“My Pet Footprint” Brings Environmental Activism to the Streaming Age
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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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Greenpeace Urges the Formulation of a “Net-Zero Investment Act” to Address “Climateflation”.
TAIPEI, September 16, 2024 – Tomorrow is the Moon Festival, but the increasing costs are straining people’s wallets. Due to the impact of extreme weather over the past decade, food…
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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.
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Urgent Calls for Localized Climate Risk Adaptation Solutions in China
Given the complexity of climate risks, mutual assistance within local communities and individual self-rescue actions are also vital to increase climate resilience, aside from national-level policies. As we navigate the uncertain terrain of climate change, embracing localized adaptation strategies at all levels remains imperative for a prepared tomorrow.
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Greenpeace East Asia’s comment on the 8th Ministerial on Climate Action (22-23 July, China)
The 8th Ministerial on Climate Action (MoCA) will take place on 22-23 July in Wuhan, China. MoCA is convened by China, the EU, and Canada. It was initiated in 2017 to support the Paris Agreement and the multilateral climate process.