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How Ukraine’s decentralised renewables can help end the global fossil fuel crisis cycle
From wartime Ukraine to the Iran energy shock, decentralised renewables are emerging as a real energy security solution. Community solar, local grids and gas‑free cities show how countries can protect households from fossil fuel price spikes, war‑fuelled crises and blackouts – while cutting emissions and ending the global fossil fuel crisis cycle.
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100 days after the attacks on Iran: who is paying, who is profiting, and what needs to happen
One hundred days after the US and Israel launched their war on Iran, families in Iran and across the Middle East are living with bombs, blackouts and water cuts, while people worldwide face higher fuel, food and transport costs. This crisis is not a shock from nowhere but the predictable result of fossil fuel dependency…
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Bonn climate talks a chance to sustain just transition, forest protection momentum
UN climate talks must sustain political momentum towards a just transition away from fossil fuels and efforts to end forest destruction by 2030 amid new warnings of a looming 1.5°C exceedance.
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What Is the True Cost of Gold?
A new report by Greenpeace Brazil reveals how illegally mined gold from the Amazon rainforest can be laundered into legal supply chains and reach global markets.
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5 reasons why we need thriving coastal communities to protect the oceans
This World Oceans Day, we are celebrating the people who have lived closest to the ocean for centuries.
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Would-be miners launch legal action against the ISA – Greenpeace reaction
In response to deep sea mining companies launching legal cases against ISA, Louisa Casson, Greenpeace International, said:
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
An AI cake, an Arctic sponge, and a celebrity SLAPP. Here are some of our favourite images from Greenpeace work around the world this week.
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500 metres through the heat: Who pays for the heatwave crisis?
The community heat mapping exercise was not just about measuring temperature. It was about understanding how people experience heat in their everyday lives and questioning why some neighbourhoods continue to remain more vulnerable to extreme heat than others.
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What we found in the Arctic deep sea!
For the first time, Greenpeace has led a unique deep sea expedition to the Arctic. Here's what we found.
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Raising a glass of clean water to a historic win for People over Big Ag
A massive breakthrough in Denmark for people against corporate giants. The new Danish coalition government has officially committed to drastically tightening its drinking water safety standards to protect citizens.