All articles by Greenpeace International
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A People’s Guide
This guide provides an overview of what steps to take when bringing your government to court over its climate inaction.
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Breakthrough as world’s largest palm oil trader gives forest destroyers nowhere to hide
"...today’s announcement is a potential breakthrough. If Wilmar keeps its word, by the end of 2019 it will be using satellites to monitor all of its palm oil suppliers..."
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What does climate change have to do with human rights?
Without further action, climate change will continue to devastate people and the planet, and human rights will continue to be violated.
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World’s first human rights investigation into corporate responsibility for climate change concludes
If successful, it could become the first legal finding of corporate responsibility for human rights in the age of the climate crisis.
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Greenpeace: Climate emergency demands action, and COP24 must deliver ambition
"This is a climate emergency, and only through a shared commitment to action will we prevent a system collapse."
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Brazilian environmental agency denies licence for Total to drill for oil near the Amazon Reef
“This announcement is a stunning victory for people power, and further evidence that the age of oil is on its way out. More than two million Amazon Reef defenders from all around the world stood up against Total’s reckless plans to drill for oil near this unique and biologically significant area, and today Ibama did…
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Climate case brought by 1000 Swiss seniors may not be over yet
"The Paris Agreement explicitly affirms the importance of human rights in climate protection."
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Climate pilgrims and polish community urge COP24 leaders to ‘save the climate, save the people’
"Climate change is causing more severe storms, desertification and sea level rise. That is why we are calling on world leaders to act boldly to stop climate change as we show our solidarity with the people of Imielin."
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Climate negotiators, we need to talk about wildfires
"Human induced climate change is fueling fires, fires speed up climate change - it’s time to break the cycle..."
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Wrongfully detained Greenpeace activists to be released
“While we are happy for the release of these 12 brave women and men, it is absurd that they are still being held criminally liable for a non-violent protest against the coal industry..."