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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
An illegal intervention in international waters, a solar powered mosque in Jakarta, and a headache for a global meat giant in Amsterdam. Here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace work around the world this week.
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Why Greenpeace sent a ship to help the Global Sumud Flotilla sail to Gaza, and what’s happened
Greenpeace’s Arctic Sunrise is sailing with Global Sumud Flotilla supporting a peaceful civilian mission to challenge Israel's blockade on Gaza and demand safe humanitarian access.
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Four ways governments can protect people from the Iran war energy shock
The US and Israel’s war on Iran is driving another oil and gas price shock and pushing up the cost of living. Governments can either deepen fossil fuel dependence, or protect people and accelerate a just transition away from oil and gas. Here are four ways to choose the second path.
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The letter the world’s largest meat company wished would never be written
Meat giant JBS cancelled their shareholder meeting today as activists hung banners dripping fake blood and demanding ‘Keep your bloody business out of Africa’. A legal intervention to expose JBS’ destructive expansion plans and force their billionaire executives out of the shadows has also been initiated by Greenpeace Netherlands.
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From Ukraine to Iran: how the fossil fuel war playbook makes people pay for crisis
The US and Israel’s war on Iran is not only a human tragedy. It is also a textbook example of the fossil fuel industry’s war playbook, turning oil and gas chaos into record profits while people face higher bills. Governments can either keep playing along, or break the cycle with renewables and justice‑based solutions.
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Greenpeace initiate legal action against meat giant JBS, as activists shut down first Dutch shareholder meeting
Greenpeace Netherlands has taken the first step towards legal action against meat giant JBS, demanding disclosure on its climate, nature and human rights impacts.
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Santa Marta conference to end fossil fuels a landmark moment for climate and energy stability
The landmark Santa Marta conference for the transition away from fossil fuels represents an important milestone on the road to long-term climate and and energy stability.
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Israeli forces intercept, board and threaten Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters
Crew on the Greenpeace International vessel Arctic Sunrise report that vessels in the Global Sumud Flotilla have been harassed by Israeli forces in international waters.
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The Santa Marta Fossil Fuels Conference reminded me why we do this
Greenpeace Colombia campaigner reflects on experience at First International Conference on Transitioning Away From Fossil Fuels in Santa Marta, Colombia.
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The $2.5 Billion Secret: What the world’s largest meat company is hiding in Nigeria
There is a titan of industry driving dangerous climate destruction and it is currently setting its sights on a massive expansion in Africa.