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Organisations take Brazilian government to the Supreme Court over deforestation and human rights abuses
A coalition of non-governmental organisations brought the Brazilian government to the Federal Supreme Court for its active negligence to protect the Amazon and the people of Brazil.
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Public development banks contradict China, Japan, and S. Korea’s climate commitments with overseas fossil fuel finance
Greenpeace Japan and Greenpeace East Asia call for China, Japan, and South Korea’s state-backed public development banks (PDBs) to commit to applying their governments’ recent net-zero pledges to their investment activities abroad.
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Brazil is up in flames—here’s why
The record-breaking fires in Brazil have already surpassed the grim mark from last year, and Bolsonaro’s government is to blame.
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The world failed on all of its biodiversity targets. What happens next?
Governments didn’t reach any of the targets in full to slow biodiversity loss, and as a result nature is at breaking point.
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Why are Indonesian fishing crews dying?
The reported string of incidents is not a case of abuse at sea worsening, but rather being supported by film and witness stories.
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Activists from Greenpeace Nordic arrested after blocking oil tanker in Sweden
Six activists from Greenpeace Nordic climbed the cranes in the oil harbour at Preem’s oil refinery
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Greenpeace continues peaceful blockade despite authorities orders
The Rainbow Warrior is staying in Brofjorden to continue the peaceful protest.
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Europe is eating the world’s forests (but we can stop it!)
Five activists scaled the 14-storey European Commission headquarters in Brussels to hang a 30m banner revealing the Amazon in flames, with the message: “Amazon fires – Europe guilty”.
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We are going to the Arctic
We are going to the Arctic to show the world that climate breakdown has serious impacts for the oceans and its wildlife.
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Oil is leaking all over the world
It’s not a question of if oil will spill, it is a question of when.