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5 things you need know about the new IPCC WG2 report
The world’s leading climate scientists just released their latest assessment on the impacts of climate change and how and to what extent those impacts can be adapted to.
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#PlasticsTreaty: Why a global plastics treaty is essential to Africa
Policy-makers at UNEA-5.2 don’t have to look very far from where they are right now to understand why an ambitious global plastics treaty is necessary.
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How people power helped save the Argentine Sea from oil companies
When the Argentine State ruled in favor of oil companies, Greenpeace Argentina took action.
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Hope floats: the Greenpeace Esperanza retires after two decades, but the light shines on
For over 20 years, the Greenpeace ship 'Esperanza' - 'Hope' in English' - lit up the darkness in the fight to protect the environment. Its voyage has now come to an end, leaving behind a proud legacy.
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Greenpeace responds to US government Finding on use of forced labor on Taiwan fishing vessel
The investigation uncovered evidence of all 11 indicators developed by the International Labor Organization to assess forced labor conditions aboard the vessel.
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Greenpeace USA welcomes Coca-Cola’s key step toward goal of 50% of reusable packaging by 2030
Coca-Cola announced today its decision to make at least 25% of its packaging reusable.
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#PlasticsTreaty: Stop exploiting African and other global majority countries with ‘waste colonialism’
Richer countries are scrambling to find nations in the global majority to ship their waste off to. Angelo Louw unpacks waste colonialism and the need for a strong global plastic treaty
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FSO Safer tanker could trigger major oil disaster, study shows
An explosion or leak from the rusting oil tanker FSO Safer could trigger one of the biggest oil spill disasters in history.
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New IPCC climate report to add pressure for action and justice
The IPCC releases the next part of their 6th Assessment Report next month, summarising the latest scientific understanding on impacts, adaptation and vulnerability, and action needed to build resilience.
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Why is Greenpeace talking about taxing the super rich?
Taxing the super rich would raise US $2.52 trillion a year. Imagine what that could do to protect health, climate and nature. #FightInequality
