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How Big Agriculture is borrowing Big Oil’s playbook at COP28
If you haven’t been following food and agriculture at COP28, then you might not know that it has been dubbed as the first “Food COP."
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Greenpeace activists scale 140-metre crane to call out Australia’s biggest climate threat Woodside
Greenpeace Australia Pacific activists scaled a 140 metre crane and dropped a 25-metre banner calling out fossil fuel giant Woodside as Australia's greatest climate threat.
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Time for action: COP28 State of Play
There’s been a steady flow of announcements coming from the sun-baked COP28 over the first few days.
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A demand for peace
Greenpeace demands an immediate end to the blockade that is preventing massive and urgent humanitarian aid from reaching the people of Gaza.
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Greenpeace calls on world leaders to take climate action with ‘burning’ Hollywood Sign in California
In a dramatic video projection, Greenpeace USA appears to have doused the iconic Hollywood Sign in oil and set it on fire.
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Kojo Koram: The Economic Legacy of Colonialism
Kojo Koram challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths and encourages us to think beyond traditional economic paradigms.
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‘Real Beauty, Real Harm’: 3 ugly truths behind Dove’s ‘Real Beauty’
Dove’s chief execs will tell you they care about women and girls. They’re spending millions on ‘Real Beauty’ campaigns to convince you that their brand is a force for good. But behind their public image lies a true story of real harm.
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The Metals Company threatens Greenpeace with injunction but activists continue protest and scale their ship in the Pacific
The Metals Company (TMC) has attempted to silence Greenpeace International’s ongoing protest in the Clarion Clipperton Zone by threatening the campaign group with an injunction
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EU-Mercosur: the European Union’s dirty plastic secret
While world leaders are negotiating a Global Plastics Treaty to end the age of plastic, the European Union is trying to push through a free trade agreement with the Mercosur countries (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay) that will do exactly the opposite.
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Dream cities are within reach
As the climate emergency intensifies, the role of cities will become increasingly important.
