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3 whales potentially at risk from deep sea mining in the Arctic
Meet three incredible whale species that can be found in the regions where Norway plans to begin deep sea mining.
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Exploring climate and social crises through art: prediction, transformation, action
The intensifying climate crisis has become an urgent issue that threatens our planet, including in Indonesia, a country rich in biodiversity and natural resources.
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Youth and environmentalists’ climate lawsuit against Arctic oil progresses in the European Court of Human Rights
Greenpeace Nordic and partners are challenging Norway's plans for fossil fuel expansion in the Arctic. They are submitting arguments to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
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How a landmark case against Norway’s oil and gas expansion could set a global legal precedent
Greenpeace Nordic, six youth activists and Nature and Youth took the Norwegian government European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) to stop the expansion of oil and gas in the arctic.
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The silent crisis of air pollution
Air pollution is a silent crisis, as lethal as it is pervasive. It affects millions of people around the world but does the most damage to the health and the environment of those living in the Global South.
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Greenpeace Brazil flyover documents Amazon deforestation and fires hotspot increases
Dramatic increases to deforestation and fire hotspots in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest were measured in July.
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Book Excerpt: The truth about Eco-fascism
South African climate justice activist and Greenpeace International Content Editor Angelo C. Louw shared with us an excerpt from his new book, in which he discusses the dangers of eco-fascism, often disguised as environmentalism.
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Pension funds should protect our future, not destroy it
Pension funds are key to protecting our future in the face of the climate crisis. That's why we need governments to hold corporations accountable.
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‘No new gas’: floating protest camp in the North Sea to prevent the construction of a fossil gas extraction platform
Dutch energy company ONE-Dyas is willing to risk the destruction of precious ecosystems in the Wadden Sea for a project for which legal proceedings against the permit are still ongoing.
