Welcome to the Resistance!

Greenpeace in the US and Greenpeace International were taken to court by Energy Transfer in the US. A jury awarded Energy Transfer $660 million.

Why? Because people around the world dared to speak the truth about climate and water destruction and protested against their pipeline project — in solidarity with one of the largest Indigenous-led mobilisations ever seen in the US.

Their goal isn’t just to silence us — but anyone who challenges big extractive corporations.

Around the world, those with power and influence are becoming bolder in their acts to silence dissent. But we are committed to resisting their takeover and intimidation tactics. And we want to do this together.

What matters most to you? What should we do next? How can we turn this moment into a movement?

This short survey will shape our response — and help show those with power and influence that we’re not backing down — we’re just getting started. 💚

Should communities be free to speak out against environmentally damaging acts – without being taken to court?(Required)

Question 1 of 6 (Select one)

Yes

No

Thank you for answering the first question. Now think about any other big moment or campaign – what action have you taken on an issue you cared about that made you feel part of a movement for change?(Required)

Question 2 of 6 (Select all that apply)

I signed a petition or pledge to show my support

I joined a protest, rally or a community event

I talked to friends and/or family about the issue

I made a financial donation to an organisation I believed in

I posted, shared, or commented on social media platforms

I volunteered my time or skills

Other

If you chose 'Other,' tell us more about it(Required)

A U.S. jury has awarded Greenpeace in the US and Greenpeace International to pay $660 million to Energy Transfer, all for standing with Indigenous communities against a dangerous pipeline. How does that make you feel?(Required)

Question 4 of 6 (Select all that apply)

I’m furious — this is a direct attack on people power

This is a clear example of corporate intimidation

I support Greenpeace for standing with Indigenous Peoples

I’m worried — this could silence future climate action

I agree with Greenpeace’s mission, but not always with the method

Hard to say — I’d like to understand the full story first

This is part of a bigger global pattern of business interests suppressing free speech

Other

If you chose 'Other,' tell us how you feel(Required)

What type of actions are you most likely to take to help us resist this intimidation lawsuit – and ones like it?(Required)

Question 5 of 6 (Select all)

	Not at all likely	Somewhat unlikely	Neither likely nor unlikely	Somewhat likely	Very likely
Sign a petition or open letter
Share or write content on social media
Support a counter-lawsuit against extractive companies
Join a (legal) protest or event
Show my values by putting a sticker / poster on my window
Join a (legal) stickering campaign to get the story out to the public
Write a letter to a media outlet
Write an email to corporate executives
Make a financial donation
Talk to friends/family about it

This moment could define what happens next – for Greenpeace, and for movements everywhere. If you could shape our next step, what would you want us to do?(Required)

Question 6 of 6 – Tell us your ideas, hopes, or boldest suggestions – we’re listening.

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