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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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Why the world’s smallest nations are making the loudest noise for the climate
We can only build a better, sustainable future by acting on climate change. What does that mean? Phase out fossil fuels. Now is the time.
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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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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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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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Annual report 2015
Greenpeace is on a transformational path. Our world is changing faster than at any other time in human history.
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G20, minus the US, sets the stage for climate action at COP24 – Greenpeace response
"We still have hope, but we must act now or condemn millions to suffering."
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Greenpeace activists detained for peaceful protest
"Bringing criminal charges against non-violent protesters who are standing up on behalf of all of us is wholly unreasonable and raises questions about the right to peacefully protest in a democracy."
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Greenpeace prevents tanker loaded with dirty palm oil products from mooring in Rotterdam harbour
They have hung banners with the message ‘Oreo, Drop Dirty Palm Oil’ to peacefully protest against the ongoing deforestation of Indonesia’s rainforest for palm oil.
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Meet the women taking on some of the world’s biggest climate polluters
These inspiring, determined, and hopeful women are fighting to hold oil, gas and coal companies accountable for climate change.
