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How do you start a global environmental movement?
We speak to young activists from the Climate Strikes and one of the founders of Greenpeace to find out how they started global movements.
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Hurricane Lorenzo: how climate change influences hurricanes
Over the past few days, we have witnessed the formation of an extreme weather event of unprecedented intensity in the northeastern Atlantic.
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World’s Scientists call on city mayors to reduce meat in public canteens
“Mayors are in charge of millions of meals every day. They should do everything in their power to create a healthy future for both citizens and the planet.”
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Our children deserve a future without air pollution
"Using the data from this research, we can tell the government that the air we breathe is really bad, and something needs to be done quickly to fix this problem."
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Why Single Use is Not the Future Option
Plastic pollution is a global threat. And thanks to pressure from people all around the world, brands and retailers know they need to take responsibility for creating it.
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Two decades of campaigning win one of Russia’s largest nature reserves
Russia has established one of its largest old-growth nature reserves; a 300,000 hectares area larger than the size of Luxembourg, after two decades of campaigning.
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Greenpeace report exposes how multinationals are pretending to solve the plastic crisis
“Despite the increasing scientific understanding of the irreversible damage plastic can cause to our environment and communities, plastic production is projected to dramatically increase in the coming years."
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LIVE: September – a month of action for the climate
September is a month of action, packed with moments pivotal in our efforts to tackle the crisis.
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Heroes in action: A tribute to all climate strikers
One student’s single act of courage has transformed into one of the biggest movements of our times: the school strikes led by young people all around the world.
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The best art from the Global Climate Strikes
The last two Fridays have seen the biggest climate marches ever. Led by fierce students and school children demanding a future, they were thriving with creativity, imagination, and energy.
