Social and Economic
Environmental Transition: good for the planet and for people
We believe that people have the power to demand solutions to the climate and biodiversity crisis that can and should deliver fairness, justice and dignity for all people.
The funds to make this possible are available but sit in the hands of polluting corporations and billionaires who dodge taxes, hoard power and seek to collude with governments at the expense of people and the planet.
Our vision
We envision hopeful, united communities that use and enjoy their power in shaping, with governments, thriving environments of justice, care and dignity.
What you can do
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Social and EconomicTax the super-rich
Together, let’s urge governments to tax the super-rich and fund a green and fair future.
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Social and EconomicUmmah 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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Social and EconomicAlternative Futures
Challenge the idea that there is only one economic model that all countries must follow.
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Trillions within reach, yet governments’ Global Tax Treaty draft lets the richest climate polluters off the hook
Greenpeace International is calling on governments to raise their ambition at the fifth round of negotiations on the Global Tax Treaty.
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Fossil fuel dependence makes conflict more expensive: the true cost of the war on Iran
The US‑Israeli war on Iran is killing civilians and devastating the Middle East, but it is also exposing a deeper fault line. A world hooked on fossil fuels turns every conflict into a global cost of living, climate and security crisis.
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We are locked in a legal battle against six of New Zealand’s biggest greenhouse gas emitters
The core argument behind my case against Fonterra and others is that if corporations knowingly contribute to dangerous climate harm, then surely there must be some legal mechanism to hold them accountable.