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How (and where) Greenpeace is campaigning for a world beyond oil
Around the world, people are standing up against the fossil fuel industry and calling for big changes to solve the climate emergency.
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Mayors from 14 major cities commit to cut meat consumption – Greenpeace response
Some of the world’s largest cities have signed a commitment to reduce meat served in their public institutions as part of their response to the global climate emergency.
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The best art from the Global Climate Strikes
The last two Fridays have seen the biggest climate marches ever. Led by fierce students and school children demanding a future, they were thriving with creativity, imagination, and energy.
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World’s 5th largest pension fund ABP increases fossil fuel investments
“ABP claims to reduce fossil fuels, but the emissions from its investments in oil and gas are rising."
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‘The climate crisis is an oceans crisis’ – major IPCC report to highlight climate threats to world’s oceans
"Unless we accelerate efforts to curb carbon emissions and take greater steps to protect our oceans, there will be devastating human, environmental and economic consequences.”
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Which do you prefer: a whale breeding ground or an oil field?
It’s clearer now, more than ever before, that BP should stay out of the Amazon Reef.
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Greenpeace activists stage second climate emergency protest at Polish coal terminal
“We have little time left to prevent an unfolding climate disaster and the Polish government’s reliance on coal puts at risk our hopes for a safe and sustainable future."
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These 12 car companies are setting the world on fire
In 2018 alone, Volkswagen’s carbon footprint exceeded the annual greenhouse gas emissions of Australia.
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Greenpeace calls on fast food giants to take a stand against Bolsonaro’s Amazon destruction
"Fast food companies buying from Brazil cannot continue business as usual while the biggest rainforest in the world is burnt down for cattle farms."
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Japan funds toxic coal plants abroad emitting more pollution than domestic plants – Greenpeace analysis
Japan is currently the only G7 country still actively building new coal power plants at home and abroad, and is the second largest public investor in overseas coal projects among the G20 countries.
