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How a landmark case against Norway’s oil and gas expansion could set a global legal precedent
Greenpeace Nordic, six youth activists and Nature and Youth took the Norwegian government European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) to stop the expansion of oil and gas in the arctic.
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Exploring climate and social crises through art: prediction, transformation, action
The intensifying climate crisis has become an urgent issue that threatens our planet, including in Indonesia, a country rich in biodiversity and natural resources.
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The silent crisis of air pollution
Air pollution is a silent crisis, as lethal as it is pervasive. It affects millions of people around the world but does the most damage to the health and the environment of those living in the Global South.
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Greenpeace welcomes historic G20 support for taxing the ultra rich
G20 Finance Ministers have supported an historic call from the Brazil presidency to adopt more effective taxation of the world’s super-rich.
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Typhoon Carina causes “devastating” flooding in The Philippines – reaction
These devastating floods are yet another indication of the devastation facing millions as the climate crisis accelerates.
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Inside Greenpeace International’s legal fight against Big Oil’s bullying lawsuit
Bad news for bullies: Greenpeace International (GPI) initiated the first test of the European Union’s new anti-SLAPP Directive, a major step toward ending the practice of the courts being abused to silence those who speak out on matters of public interest.
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Greenpeace International challenges Energy Transfer in first use of EU anti-SLAPP Directive
Energy Transfer’s lawsuit is a perfect prototype of what the EU Directive aims to end: wealthy players using towering legal claims and costs to muzzle criticism.
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A letter to Gerard Barron, CEO of The Metals Company
For too long, Pasifika peoples who are on the frontline of deep sea mining have been shut out of these discussions. Meanwhile industry representatives, like those from The Metals Company, are always present and lobbying hard to get mining regulations finalised.
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Caught up in scandal, deep sea mining debate resumes in Kingston
Greenpeace is calling delegates in Kingston to prioritise protection, agreeing a pathway to a moratorium.
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June 2024 was the hottest on record: Greenpeace calls for making polluters pay the mounting bill for extreme weather
Reacting to data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service that June 2024 was the hottest June on record, which makes it the 13th consecutive month for which the global average temperature reached a record.
