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The Just Poetry: Writing the worlds we hope for into existence
How can we respond to the climate crisis in a way that creates hope, while also being realistic and truthful as to the current state of this world? Yes, we…
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Top 5 questions we answered in 2025
From “Why are you making statements on Gaza?” to "What's your stance on meat and dairy?" Your top 5 questions via social media answered.
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Why World Tuna Day matters to all of us right now
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, sales of canned tuna have seen a spike. But what are we actually stocking up on when we buy canned tuna at the supermarket?
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Cook Islands deep sea mining nodule extraction has high risk of economic losses – independent study
Cook Islands deep sea mining nodule extraction has a high risk of incurring economic losses, an independent study indicates
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
From Black Friday to COP30, here are a few highlights of Greenpeace work around the world in the past seven days.
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The People’s COP as Belém’s legacy
Even though the results of the negotiations fell short, the mobilisation of different groups and peoples placed civil society participation at COP30 on another level.
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COP30: two weeks of climate chaos
The 30th annual UN climate talks have ended, with a last minute grasp at forest action and fumble on a fossil fuel phaseout.
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The environmental cost behind Nvidia’s rise as world’s biggest AI chipmaker: Who is paying the price?
On the surface, it looked like progress: a new chapter for innovation in East Asia. But behind that moment was an environmental cost the world isn’t paying enough attention to.
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Greenpeace joins over 40,000 marching in Belém calling for forest and climate action at COP30
Greenpeace joined more than 40,000 people at the Global Climate March in Belém to end the first week of the UN climate conference.
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For typhoon-stricken Philippines, COP30 is a plea for global action
Every year in COP, we see wealthy carbon emitting nations and their Big Oil friends try to rid themselves of responsibility; meanwhile children in far-flung islands are crying amidst their ruined homes.
