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‘Everyone Hates Elon’ and Greenpeace unfold giant banner on Piazza San Marco ahead of Bezos’ wedding
This isn't just about one person — it’s about changing the rules so no billionaire can dodge responsibility, anywhere.
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
From powerful images from a protest in Jakarta, to the Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany, to cetacean monitoring in Norway, here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace’s work around the world this week.
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Dire warning on 1.5°C goal must spark urgent climate action
New data indicating there may be just three years left to keep the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C goal, Greenpeace comment.
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G7 leaders fail to stand up and propel climate action
As G7 leaders grapple with how to de-escalate multiple conflicts they can ill afford to ignore another threat to global stability - the worsening climate emergency.
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Urgent action needed at SB62 as Amazon, climate slip closer to tipping points
Urgent action is demanded of delegates the next two weeks at the UN climate negotiations in Bonn
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4 ways to take action to protect oceans and people
Join the waves of change with some community driven solutions for future of the oceans and the people – and demand governments follow their lead.
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
From powerful images from Spain to the South Pacific Ocean, Paris, to a massive protest rally in Brazil, here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace's work around the world this week.
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The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise is on a mission to stop fossil gas
Greenpeace’s iconic Arctic Sunrise is on a mission across Europe to expose the dirty truth about fossil gas, and build a European movement for a fossil-free future.
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Legacy of US nuclear weapons tests in the Marshall Islands created global radiation exposure: new study
Nearly seven decades since the US government ended nuclear weapons testing in the Marshall Islands, a new study has revealed the impacts were far greater than what the US government has so far publicly acknowledged.
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How to support real forest solutions — and avoid false ones
The Amazon forest is proof that real solutions come from the Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities- and they need direct access to resources.
