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Inspired to tackle plastic pollution? Try a brand audit!
Much of plastic polluting our communities comes clearly branded with a company name, which means we can hold these companies accountable.
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Why we’ve had enough of broken promises to protect forests
My home, Indonesia, has the world’s third-largest tropical forest with the most biodiversity on earth, but we are also one of the five largest carbon emitters in the world.
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Car industry’s 2018 carbon footprint exceeds EU greenhouse gas emissions – Greenpeace
Of the “dirty dozen” automakers, Volkswagen is the worst emissions offender and Renault Nissan, Toyota, General Motors, and Hyundai-Kia round out the top five most polluting companies in the industry.
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This September is critical for our climate. Here’s what you can do.
We have no time to waste. The Amazon is burning, the ice caps and glaciers are melting, and our access to food and water is under threat.
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Global forests on fire: G7 must lead accelerated climate action – Greenpeace
"Our forests and our hopes are running out of time. Expressions of regret over the Amazon fires and offers of help are fine, but are woefully inadequate."
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Life in the Siberian haze
“We drive with the fog lights on. We wake up in the middle of the night with a headache, take pain medication and go back to bed."
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Javier Bardem calls on world leaders to agree a Global Ocean Treaty
“Whatever happens during this conference will have a deep impact on the life of our oceans and on the future of humankind."
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Greenpeace analysis ranks global SO2 air pollution hotspots
SO2 is one of the main contributors to human death and disease from air pollution across the planet.
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IPCC report reveals tough land-use choices needed to stem climate crisis
Protecting and restoring forests and urgently revamping the global food system through dietary change are the key solutions to the escalating land and climate crisis.
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Massive forest fires in Siberia is a climate emergency
"These fires should have been put out at the very beginning, but were ignored due to weak policies."
