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African feminist academy for climate justice: Uniting feminists for a sustainable future
AFACJ was an experience that left an indelible mark on my heart, mind, and soul and spoke to how far feminism in Africa has evolved from fighting stereotypical gender roles to a more authoritative “I am here.”
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‘As we celebrate FSO SAFER oil transfer, we demand companies pay up’ – Greenpeace MENA
As the operation to drain oil from the decaying FSO SAFER ends, Greenpeace celebrates efforts to avoid a major oil spill and calls for the industry to pay up.
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Stand with Indigenous Auyu to Defend Papuan Forests
To the Auyu, the forest is an ‘eternal bank account’. Food, medicine, traditional clothing to building materials, the forest provides everything and is therefore entwined with the Auyu’s cultural identity.
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The calling of Raoni and the strength of now
Witnessing, alongside Indigenous Leader Raoni, the destruction caused by gold mining in the Kayapó Territory, is a wake-up call for urgent, effective and firm action: we need an Amazon free of illegal mining.
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Deep sea mining concerns from the Pacific need to be heard
When it comes to the campaign to stop deep sea mining, the stakes may be highest for Pacific communities.
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Indigenous Pacific leaders call on countries to support ban on deep sea mining
Video projections featuring civil society leaders from the Pacific region calling for a halt to deep sea mining were seen in various cities.
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Barbie vs Oppenheimer: two diametrically opposed universes that remind us of two existential threats
“Barbenheimer” is probably the film event of the year. For the Greenpeace community, these two films echo past and present campaigns against very real existential threats: deforestation, plastic pollution and nuclear annihilation.
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New study: Ads for cars, flights keep transport hooked on oil
European airline and car companies are using advertising to evade climate responsibilities by exaggerating their corporate response to the climate crisis, or ignoring the damage their products cause.
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UPDATE: Greenpeace blocks mega soy ship at Dutch port for 18 hours
During a period of 18 hours, more than 60 activists from all over Europe, volunteering with Greenpeace Netherlands, were able to block a mega-ship.
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Feeding EU factory farms while destroying nature: Why Greenpeace is blocking a mega-ship bringing Brazilian soy to the Netherlands
The mega-ship is the symbol of a broken system driving environmental destruction and human rights abuses.
