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Thousands of endangered sharks slaughtered by overfishing, new report reveals
Activists confronted a fishing vessel yesterday around 200 miles away from The Azores as it was hauling in sharks on a longline, capturing shocking footage of their practices.
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Greenpeace brings BP oil rig standoff to a close with protests across two continents
For the past 12 days we’ve seen what one Greenpeace ship and a handful of dedicated activists can achieve in the face of a giant climate-wrecking company.
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BP oil rig U-turns after failing to shake off Greenpeace ship
In the long run, this is a confrontation BP can’t win. They are in it for their profits, we’re in it for our planet’s future.
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Fishmeal industry stealing regional food and livelihoods in West Africa
"West African governments must protect regional fish stocks and put the food security rights of their citizens first, by quickly decreasing the amount of fish going into fishmeal production."
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A Waste of Fish
Regional fish stocks essential to food security and livelihoods of communities in West Africa are under threat from the fishmeal and fish oil industry.
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Greenpeace activists demand EU Transport Ministers tackle the growing impact of the transport sector — a driving force of the climate crisis
The activists are challenging ministers to tackle the growing impact of the EU transport sector in driving the climate crisis.
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This World Environment Day needs action, not celebration
Let’s not celebrate World Environment Day this year, rather let us all concentrate on spreading awareness and talking about issues that we all face.
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Sustainable transport means ending the old-fashioned engine
We know we have to cut emissions from transport, but we also have a moment to re-think how cities work and who they are for.
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Extinction and Rebellion
"One of the strengths of 1960s social rebellion was a union of art and politics. That spirit appears to be flowering again."
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How Russian cities are cleaning up their air
Together, we are making mobility green in megacities around the world. Will you join us?
