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Greenpeace responds to Canadian government’s decision to buy Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline
"History will judge this decision harshly."
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These four climate cases are changing how we can tackle climate change
What do lavender farmers in France, beekeepers in Portugal, Romanian shepherds, Kenyan school children, Swedish reindeer herders and islanders in Germany and Fiji have in common?
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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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Taiwanese seafood giant linked to human rights violations – Greenpeace
This has serious implications for its global supply chains, and exposes the ongoing failure of the Taiwan government’s approach to address human trafficking and labor abuse.
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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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Greenpeace urban mobility city ranking identifies Europe’s ‘saints and sinners’
"This study shows that when you improve a city's public transport infrastructure in a sustainable way, people breathe cleaner air and their roads are safer"
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This company promised to stop deforestation. But we caught them out.
For the last five years Greenpeace has been watching and providing input to make sure Indonesia’s largest pulp and paper company followed through on its promise to end deforestation. Here's what we found.
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5 things you need to know about the Amazon Reef
We’ve all been in love with the Amazon Reef for a while, and a lot has happened since our first visit, back in January last year. We knew such awesome place had many more wonders to discover, so we just had to go back there.
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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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Floating nuclear power plant reaches the Arctic, Greenpeace demands strict safety controls
“The barge will be fuelled and tested near a city of 300,000 people, then towed with two reactors full of irradiated fuel along the Northern Sea Route. "
