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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.
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Survivors fight for climate justice in London, five years after Philippines’ deadliest typhoon
“This landmark investigation is not just for Filipinos but for vulnerable communities everywhere.”
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Governments have failed to protect the Antarctic — but this isn’t over
Government leaders have failed, but the 2.7 million people calling for an Antarctic Ocean Sanctuary will come back stronger than ever to protect our blue planet.
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A Crisis of Convenience
To what degree are global FMCG companies doing to address the environmental and social impacts of their plastic packaging and waste?
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Greenpeace activists block coal trade event to urge coal exit
“People across Europe and around the world are already standing up and demanding their governments to break free from coal."
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Think we can’t win on climate change? This victory by Dutch citizens will change your mind
Victory in Dutch climate case and call for action by UN scientific report puts all laggard governments on notice: act now or see you in court!
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Greenpeace and CoalSwarm show global coal phase-out for 1.5°C pathway is realistic and achievable
“Shutting the coal pipeline is not a pipe dream. Many countries are already showing it can be done. Those who think coal has a future need to study the IPCC report because if they want a future for this planet, new coal projects have to be halted now. If they stick with coal, the IPCC…
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A Coal Phase-Out Pathway for 1.5°C
A rapid transition away from coal is technically and economically possible, but it will require aggressive retirement of coal plants coupled with equally aggressive deployment of efficiency measures and low-carbon power sources. The briefing explores the specifics of how such reductions could be implemented over the coming three decades, given the geographical distribution and age…