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Greenpeace USA report shows pipeline company behind new anti-protest legislation in the US
A new Greenpeace USA report shows how Energy Transfer Partners (ETP), the company behind the Dakota Access pipeline, along with the fossil fuel industry advocated and lobbied for legislation in the US aimed at restricting and criminalising protest.
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Cities and institutions must cut down meat consumption
"“Cities account for 70% of global greenhouse gas emissions and represent some of the biggest buyers of bulk quantities of food. Our youth is where positive change can grow, so Greenpeace recommends that schools, colleges and universities introduce at least two plant-based meals weekly by 2020."
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What can we do?
At the University of Minnesota Dr. Nate Hagens teaches an honours course called “Reality 101: A Survey of the Human Predicament.” Hagens operated his own hedge fund on Wall Street…
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Finally, is there an air pollution plan for India?
I’ve been living in Delhi for over a decade, and I’ve sensed the city’s air changing.
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Climate chaos, who’s in?
Right now, 1500 new coal power plants are being planned across the world. These would expand the world’s coal-fired power capacity by a staggering 42.7%. The result would be a climate hell.
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The 5 best cities in Europe for clean transport
Which cities are leading the way? Is air quality improving? And what can cities learn from each other?
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2018 must be the year aspirations turn into action on Paris Agreement – Greenpeace
“The Paris Agreement cannot be a one-off achievement which is left like a trophy in a box to be admired but never acted on. The box needs to be unlocked, it needs to happen in 2018 and the key to that is trust. Trust has to be built at a ministerial level through exchanges on…
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5 reasons we’re making a fuss about finance
It’s hippies, but not as you know it.
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Underwater love: Why I’m in the fight for the Great Australian Bight
These are some of favourite images from my exploration of one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world.
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Wildfires are out of control – and they’re affecting the entire planet
Wildfires are treated as local emergencies, but at this scale they are fuelling climate disaster. Here's what we can do about that.
