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Greenpeace: Statement on Geneva biodiversity meetings in the run up to COP15 in Kunming, China
The Geneva pre-meeting for The Convention on Biological Diversity COP15 is about to end without resolving any key issues – finance, implementation or key targets.
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Justice takes centre stage in the latest IPCC report- what that means for climate action
In a first, the latest IPCC climate science report emphasises the importance of climate action grounded in justice.
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FSO Safer in Yemen: Waiting… and hoping.
A major leak or an explosion from the FSO Safer would be devastating to the people, wildlife, fisheries and ecosystems of the Red Sea. In this article, we suggest some practical actions that should be taken in case of an oil spill.
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People around the world declare ‘No War’ in solidarity with Ukraine
People around the world have taken to the streets to say — in many languages, but one collective voice — “No War” in response to Russian president Vladimir Putin’s unlawful, unprovoked, premeditated invasion of Ukraine.
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Nazca spokesperson trial concluded
On 19 July 2017, the case against Mauro Fernandez was concluded by Peruvian authorities for his role as spokesperson.
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Rainbows, happy cows and climate killing fossil fuels
In order to keep profiting from environmental destruction, the fossil fuel industry needs us to believe in their good will. Let’s keep documenting and exposing their misleading claims.
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“It’s like looking through a window” – giant portal to the Antarctic appears in London
A towering portal has appeared in London’s iconic Trafalgar Square bringing the Antarctic to the heart of a major city in real time.
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A year of record-breaking extreme weather
After 50 years of activism and speaking truth to power, we are entering a crucial phase in this climate movement.
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A Global South perspective on the fight against the climate crisis
Personal reflections on COP26 from a Greenpeace Africa campaigner
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Shell in South Africa: fossil fuels at full blast
Just weeks after COP26, the South African government has given Shell the go-ahead to explore for MORE oil and gas, threatening local livelihoods, marine life and the fight against climate change
