All articles
-
What it’s like standing up to dirty palm oil on the open seas
The crew from the tanker tried to stop the activists from boarding the ship, but one of the activists managed to make it.
-
Wildfires in Russia are like a horror movie
“Being here is like being in a horror movie. I look around and wonder how could it happen? Could we have prevented it?”
-
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..."
-
We have the power to change the tuna industry for good
For almost three years now, Greenpeace has been ranking different tuna canneries and brands.
-
This is what a UN climate conference looks like. And why we need YOUR voice heard!
There’s a UN climate change conference about to begin in Poland - and it’s a big one. This is how you can have your voice heard.
-
Greenpeace prevents tanker loaded with dirty palm oil products from mooring in Rotterdam harbour
They have hung banners with the message ‘Oreo, Drop Dirty Palm Oil’ to peacefully protest against the ongoing deforestation of Indonesia’s rainforest for palm oil.
-
World wakes up to Oreo’s dirty palm oil secret
Volunteers from all over the world have taken to the streets to help spread the word about the destruction behind ‘the world’s best selling cookie’.
-
Little drops of water… make the mighty ocean
Here’s the future we want to see: The small-scale fishing sector is a force of innovation, pushing for new ways of producing and consuming food.
-
Greenpeace survey reveals impact of climate change on glaciers in China
“This is a wake-up call for China and the world. Glaciers in China supply water to 1.8 billion people, and they’re melting, fast."
-
Greenpeace activists released in Spain after 33-hour detention over peaceful protest against dirty palm oil
“In delaying this shipment of dirty palm oil, these brave activists have shone a light on how the palm oil industry needs to change in order to prevent a further climate and extinction crisis. This must start with Wilmar, the world’s largest palm oil trader who can and should be an example to the others.…