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Why the whole world needs a Green New Deal
Imagine a world 100% powered by renewables. A sustainable world where development does not take an irreversible toll on our planet’s natural resources.
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The Indigenous resistance in Brazil – in photos
The largest Indigenous mobilisation in the world brought thousands of Indigenous Peoples together to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and fight for their rights.
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Will people hear the story of the Numto reindeer herders?
Residents live as close to four kilometres to the nearest drilling site. While the profits go to Surgutneftegas the water and lives of the Numto are under threat.
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The world is watching—and supporting—Indigenous Peoples in Brazil
To support the Indigenous communities in Brazil and show Bolsonaro’s government that the world is watching, hundreds of people all over the world demonstrated in front of Brazilian embassies.
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Plastic monsters from around the world return home to Nestlé
Plastic monsters around the world have woken up and returned to their home to Nestlé. Check out their journey.
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Why plastic pollution is an environmental justice issue
You’d be forgiven if you believed humans were somehow immune to this tragedy, as their stories are so rarely broadcast.
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New research exposes a crisis in the global trade of ‘recyclable’ plastics
"Plastic waste from industrialised countries is literally engulfing communities in Southeast Asia, transforming what were once clean and thriving places into toxic dumpsites."
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Nestlé wanted us to post their statement. Here it is… with a few clarifications
This week Nestlé responded. We thought it would be courteous to comply with their request to post their response, with a few clarifications.
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Greenpeace activists crash Nestlé’s Annual General Meeting with call to end plastic pollution
"On behalf of my community, I am here to tell you we do not want your toxic plastic packaging anymore."
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We’re going after Nestlé. Here’s why
To truly turn off the tap on plastic we need to stop its production in the first place, and that’s why we’re going after Nestlé.
