Planet Earth Needs You
Protect it today
To some, the destruction of our natural resources is the price that needs to be paid in order to achieve development. But there are millions more who define ‘development’ differently. One that is inclusive and sustainable. We see beauty, home, heritage, and a future. As we continue to campaign for our planet, one thing is certain - people power wins!
Green Your Energy
Switch on the Sun
The environmental challenges we face are urgent and massive. But movements that bring hope and change are growing. And one of them is a movement away from fossil fuels, towards the adoption of renewables. If everyday people like us band together on small initiatives and lifestyle changes, we can push for some big, visionary measures that address climate change.
A Better World Is Possible
Stand up for your right
Our bodies are continuously being poisoned as a result of the developmental pathways that are forced on us. And it gets even worse when our government policies hint towards nexus with big corporations. But we have the power in our hands to choose healthy alternatives to old and dirty coal-fueled energy systems, GMOs, chemical farming inputs and everything else polluting.
We Are Many
And we are rising
More than 15,000 passionate people around the world dedicate their time, energy and skills to Greenpeace's core values and stories. From giving presentations to scaling coal plants, there is a lot to be done to move towards a greener and equitable future. There are many ways in which you can get involved as a volunteer.
You have the power
Change the world
A stable climate is possible, and so are equitable societies that are just and peaceful. But the world doesn’t get better on its own. It gets better because people work together to make it that way. And the good news is that when we stand together and act, we can make the change we need to see in the world.
Imagine a world where forests flourish and oceans are full of life. Where energy is as clean as a mountain stream. Where everyone has security, dignity and joy. Where power is used to fight poverty and injustice, not people. We can’t build this future alone, but we can build it together.
Stop GMO Invasion!
Pressing the food safety regulator to take concrete action against illegal genetically modified (GM) food items in the Indian market, citizens protest demanded that these be removed and punitive action be initiated against the violators, on the 7th August 2018 in Delhi.
On the anniversary of the "Quit India Movement" of 1942, Greenpeace sends a clear message to Monsanto, the biotechnology and agricultural chemical giant, to 'quit India' and stay away from Indian farmers. "Monsanto Quit India" & "We Say No To GM Food" is projected onto the India Gate in New Delhi. Cities across India observed the 9th August as a national day of action against genetically modified crops.
Citizens across 20 states of India came together at Jantar Mantar for a day-long sit-in and marched towards the Parliament demanding immediate withdrawal of BRAI bill 2013.
Greenpeace and Confederation paysanne and Faucheurs Volontaires activists occupy Monsanto seed production facilities in Carcassonne, France. They demand the french authorities to stop import and distribution of genetically engineered (GE) seed.
Latest Articles
5 People-Powered Wins in India's Environmental History
August 2018
On India’s 72nd Independence Day, we look back at 5 milestones when people-power won major environmental battles in India’s history. Nuclear Liability Bill While India plans to increase its installed…
India Needs Independence From Environmental Pollution!
August 2018
This #IndependenceDay, let’s speak up for our rights, our environment and our country! After 71 years on independence, many Indians still believe we need freedom from air pollution, water pollution,…
Citizens unite to #StopGMFood in Delhi.
August 2018
As per a recently released research report by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), 32% of the 65 food products (80% of which were imported) tested were found to have…
Solar Pumps, Shine On!
August 2018
It is not often that representatives from leading think-tanks, farmer groups, policy advocacy & research groups; and solar pumps and microgrid businesses gather under one roof. But last week, they…
Solar Pumps Can Fuel India’s Energy Needs
July 2018
Successful Installation of Solar pumps across India can help India overachieve its RE targets Gandhinagar/ New Delhi| July 31, 2018| A Greenpeace India, Gujarat Energy Research Management Institute (GERMI) and…
Our Date With The Planet
July 2018
The Earth Overshoot Day marks the date when we (all of humanity) have used more from nature than our planet can renew in an entire year. Assessments suggest, we are…
China released its second clean air action plan to fight air pollution, India yet to include time bound targets and enforce its National Clean Air Programme
July 2018
New Delhi 6th July 2018| While China has taken an important step forward in the battle against air pollution by releasing its second (a follow-up of the first plan in…
KUSUM scheme can help states fulfil RPO targets
June 2018
Greenpeace urges speedy implementation of the scheme New Delhi | June 19, 2018| The Union government’s decision to increase Renewable Purchase Obligations (RPO) of state distribution companies from 17% in…
For a Plastic-Free Yamuna
June 2018
Beat Plastic Pollution was the theme the world collectively celebrated this Environment Day 2018
National Clean Air Programme Only a Paper Tiger Without Time-bound Targets: Experts
June 2018
Health and environment scientists submit their recommendations on NCAP and seek inclusion of their suggestions. New Delhi May 17 2018 | Clean Air Collective – network of CSOs, Farmers, and Citizens…
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Our Values
Greenpeace uses non-violent creative action to pave the way towards a greener, more peaceful world, and to confront the systems that threaten our environment.
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Success Stories
Years and months of campaigning sometimes help us make that one important change. Take a look at our success stories to see how we helped make a difference.
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