Put an end to dirty energy projects
We challenge the power of fossil fuel corporations, bolster support for renewable and citizen-powered energy and seek to hold big polluters to account. We also work to stop the flow of money to dirty and destructive coal and nuclear industries.
Our vision
Fossil fuel companies will fight tooth and nail to keep us locked to the path that gives them a few more years of profit – the path that sends us careering off a cliff. We must fight equally hard – harder – to grab the opportunity to take control of our own destiny. It may be our last chance. We are the ones we have been waiting for. We are the generation that goes beyond coal and oil.
The issues
Climate
Coal
Energy Revolution
Nuclear
Oil
What you can do
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Polluters Pay Pact
Sign the pact, record your story. Join the global movement to make polluters pay.
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Ban new fossil fuel projects
The European Union and its member states must treat the climate and ecological emergency like the existential crisis it is.
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Raise your voice for Climate Justice
It’s time for all of us to assert our rights, demand climate justice, and a dignified way of life.
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Ummah for Earth
The power of cultural identity in inspiring, empowering and uplifting the Muslim communities to stand up for the climate.
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
From a demonstration at the plastic treaty in Switzerland to Sydney, in Bavaria, Germany, and a protest in Jakarta, here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace’s work around the world this week.
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From Hiroshima to Gaza: defending peace
Eighty years ago, the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ushered in a new era: that of nuclear terror. In 2025, whilst a genocide is underway in Gaza, war continues in Ukraine, and threats of nuclear escalation abound, the promise of “never again” rings with tragic irony. It is urgent that we reaffirm, together, a…
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Greenpeace activists paint Geneva streets black to call out Big Oil’s chokehold on Global Plastic Treaty talks, demand UN kicks out fossil fuel lobbyists
Greenpeace activists created a symbolic trail of black oil on the entrance of the Palais des Nations to call out the undue influence of the fossil fuel industry in the negotiations.