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Why there can be no climate justice without queer justice. Explained in 6 blogs
At heart, the LGBTQIA2S+ movement and the environmental movement are involved in the same struggle to upend unjust power relations and secure the dignity and equality of every individual.
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5 things you need to know about JEDIS and the climate crisis
In the spirit of international Pride month, it is important to recognise the profound connection between social justice and climate activism.
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From Galápagos to Panama: my journey to help ratify the Global Ocean Treaty
An Oceans Campaigner recounts their time onboard Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise on an expedition to the Galapagos Islands
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Climate-impacted communities call for protection at Americas human rights court
Climate-impacted communities are calling for climate justice at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights after years of extreme weather events and destruction.
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Biodiversity: Costa Rica’s Remarkable Journey
As the world stands at a crossroads, Costa Rica's example underscores the importance of government action in protecting and restoring nature.
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Governments far from meeting biodiversity funding target of $20 billion USD per year by 2025
A coalition of the Indigenous Peoples, youth, and environment civil society organisations are calling on governments in the developed world to make good on their commitment.
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Biodiversity Day: A deep relationship with nature
For International Biodiversity Day, I preface an interview with Indigenous leader and rights activist Arkilaus Kladit with an exploration of the natural wonders nestled in the rich forests of New Guinea.
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Greenpeace’s calls for accountability after the İliç mine tragedy
Turkey has witnessed a tragic mining incident that shook the nation in February. The İliç Gold Mine accident, which claimed the lives of nine workers swallowed by a cyanide-laced landslide,…
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ITLOS sets groundbreaking victory for ocean and climate protection
ITLOS has officially advised that greenhouse gas emissions are a form of pollution, and States are obliged to protect and preserve our oceans.
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A tragedy in three acts: yesterday, today, and tomorrow
The size of the disaster that struck Rio Grande do Sul in the south of Brazil shocks, saddens and generates indignation.
