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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
A giant banner in Türkiye ahead of UN climate talks COP31, a protest for forest protection at IKEA in Sweden, and a floating banner calling for environmental protections in the Canary Islands, here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace work around the world this week.
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COP31: live updates as governments meet to accelerate climate action
COP31 will be held from 9-20 November 2026 and Greenpeace will be covering the conference with a live blog, bringing you regular updates and insights.
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Looming 1.5°C overshoot must spark action to end fossil fuels at COP31 – Greenpeace
Greenpeace has called on governments at COP31 to respond to the looming overshoot of 1.5°C with urgent action to phase-out fossil fuels and end forest destruction.
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Action needed as UNEP adaptation report exposes climate finance injustice
"Every delay in adaptation funding turns climate impacts into catastrophic losses and damages."
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COP30 roadmaps are a critical step, but urgent 1.5°C action needed at COP31
Greenpeace urges countries at COP31 to use the Brazil COP30 Presidency’s roadmaps on ending deforestation and transitioning away from fossil fuels to deliver a 1.5°C future.
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Why oil and gas corporations are making so much money – and we’re all paying the bill
The world’s biggest oil and gas corporations have just reported another quarter of staggering profits. Meanwhile, paying for the things you need every day has become alarmingly expensive.
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Greenpeace tracks Swedish forest destruction to popular Ikea products
"No shelf or chair in the world is more important than saving irreplaceable forests. Ikea could make that decision today."
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Global coalition urges WHO to update decades-old drinking water guidelines as studies link nitrate pollution to cancer and birth risks
Over 80 leading global health, environment, and food advocacy organisations including Greenpeace International, the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems and the World Organization of Family Doctors have issued an open letter to the World Health Organization (WHO) urging a review of international drinking water standards for nitrate to protect public health from…
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Greenpeace moves on to appeal after North Dakota court fails to rectify error-filled trial in Energy Transfer SLAPP lawsuit
From the biased jury through the flawed verdict form, the trial in Morton County was marred by major errors. The Greenpeace defendants will appeal this case to the North Dakota Supreme Court.
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Greenpeace creates new ‘boulder barrier’ in the UK’s most bottom-trawled offshore Marine Protected Area
Activists on board the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise have successfully placed giant boulders onto the seabed in the Southern North Sea – the UK’s most bottom-trawled offshore Marine Protected Area (MPA) – forming an underwater barrier to prevent the destructive fishing method.