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Protect the deep sea by joining a global day of action
All around the world, Greenpeace volunteers and concerned citizens will say NO to deep sea mining on Saturday 3 June.
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Greenpeace International unveils giant art installation ahead of Global Plastic Treaty talks
Greenpeace International together with artist Benjamin Von Wong and Emmy-nominated actor Shailene Woodley today unveiled a five-metre tall art installation entitled #PerpetualPlastic Machine on the banks of the Seine River to send a message to negotiators that the Global Plastics Treaty must stop runaway plastic production and use.
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Remembering Mr. Mindbomb
A picture emerges of a man who deeply touched people's hearts, inspired commitment, helped give birth to the modern ecology movement, and did it all with extraordinary humility and humour.
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Miracle Baby: Earth
I often think about a hypothetical first interaction with an alien civilisation. If they asked about our home planet, I would have a tough time relaying the essence, the beauty and the diversity of this planet to them. It would be no easy task.
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What the environmental movement can learn from feminist action
Communities in the Global South have a long and deep history of leading eco-feminist resistance movements. Here are three of their stories.
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Governments leave door open to deep sea mining starting this year
The final negotiations to stop deep sea mining from starting at the International Seabed Authority in Jamaica, will end with a disappointing outcome.
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Groundbreaking climate campaign sets sail for International Court of Justice
Governments will now be forced to consider the human rights impacts of their climate policies and be compelled to take more ambitious action.
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How the energy crisis is reversing gender equality
For women and gender minorities to have the equality that they deserve, freedom from energy poverty must be considered a human right.
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KlimaSeniorinnen: Our shared right to life and health
Personal reflections from Elisabeth Stern of the the Swiss Senior Women for Climate Protection, on their decision to take the Swiss government to the European Court of Human Rights.
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In West Papua, using culture to save the forest
What I saw and experienced in Indonesia is how cultural campaigning can be a powerful tool to enhance people's power to address serious and urgent issues, including loss of forests, and resist state policies that destroy culture and heritage.
