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The Big Ag smoke and mirrors I’ll be watching out for at COP30
As COP30 approaches, Big Ag is gearing up to greenwash livestock emissions. Learn how to see through the meat and dairy industry’s methane myths and false climate solutions.
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
Mining Moana, fast fashion, and suing Shell, it's a been a busy week for Greenpeace around the world. Here are a few highlights.
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Greenpeace vs Norway: Two climate decisions that could change Europe
In 2016, six youth activists, Young Friends of the Earth Norway and Greenpeace Nordic took the Norwegian government to court to stop new Arctic oil drilling.
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Pacific activists protest deep sea mining as US-owned exploration vessel docks in Cook Islands
Cook Islands activists confronted an exploration vessel, peacefully protesting the emerging threat of deep sea mining.
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IBAMA approves oil drilling at Amazon Basin weeks before COP30, staining Brazil’s climate discourse, Greenpeace warns
Greenpeace warns that the opening of new oil wells less than a month before COP30 contradicts Brazil’s own commitments to energy transition
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
Warming up for the COP climate conference in Brazil, marching for peace and human rights in Mexico and Italy, and calling out a telecommunications company in Australia, here are a selection of images from our work around the globe in the past week.
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Greenpeace urges Pre-COP talks to propel forest and climate action at COP30
Pre-COP in Brasilia has ended, talks must now lead to ambitious forest and climate outcomes at COP30.
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Cooking the Planet: Leo Morán in the Amazon
Chef Leo Moran joined Greenpeace Brasil on a field trip to the Amazon. More on what he witnessed in his own words.
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Greenpeace responds to New Zealand’s dairy industry-backed methane rollback
New Zealand’s government has confirmed it will rewrite its climate law to weaken the country’s methane emissions target – a move Greenpeace warns will violate the Paris Agreement and embolden other major meat and dairy producers and exporters, including Ireland and Uruguay, to follow suit.
