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2 million people defended the Amazon Reef — and won
This decision sends a powerful message to governments and companies all over the world: the movement to end the age of oil will continue to grow.
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Brazilian environmental agency denies licence for Total to drill for oil near the Amazon Reef
“This announcement is a stunning victory for people power, and further evidence that the age of oil is on its way out. More than two million Amazon Reef defenders from all around the world stood up against Total’s reckless plans to drill for oil near this unique and biologically significant area, and today Ibama did…
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Climate case brought by 1000 Swiss seniors may not be over yet
"The Paris Agreement explicitly affirms the importance of human rights in climate protection."
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Climate pilgrims and polish community urge COP24 leaders to ‘save the climate, save the people’
"Climate change is causing more severe storms, desertification and sea level rise. That is why we are calling on world leaders to act boldly to stop climate change as we show our solidarity with the people of Imielin."
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What it’s like standing up to dirty palm oil on the open seas
The crew from the tanker tried to stop the activists from boarding the ship, but one of the activists managed to make it.
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Wildfires in Russia are like a horror movie
“Being here is like being in a horror movie. I look around and wonder how could it happen? Could we have prevented it?”
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Climate negotiators, we need to talk about wildfires
"Human induced climate change is fueling fires, fires speed up climate change - it’s time to break the cycle..."
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We have the power to change the tuna industry for good
For almost three years now, Greenpeace has been ranking different tuna canneries and brands.
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Why we’re not done fighting for justice for Berta Cáceres
Last week, seven men were found guilty of murdering the award-winning activist, but the struggle to protect environmental defenders is nowhere near over.
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Wrongfully detained Greenpeace activists to be released
“While we are happy for the release of these 12 brave women and men, it is absurd that they are still being held criminally liable for a non-violent protest against the coal industry..."
