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Annual report 2014
Now well into its fifth decade of existence, Greenpeace continues to reinvent itself. Rather than bask in past glories, our organisation is undergoing a process of renewal.
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This is what a UN climate conference looks like. And why we need YOUR voice heard!
There’s a UN climate change conference about to begin in Poland - and it’s a big one. This is how you can have your voice heard.
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Greenpeace activists leave Belchatow tower due to critically high levels of pollution
"The poisonous gases that forced the activists to end their activity only reinforce what we have been saying: there is no future in coal."
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Emissions Gap Report reinforces dire urgency of climate action
"The UNEP Emissions Gap Report 2018 has revealed that nations must raise their climate ambitions by 3 times to meet the 2°C target and 5 times to meet 1.5°C target."
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Greenpeace backs European Heads of State call for stronger climate targets
“This call to action puts every government firmly on notice: cast your differences aside and act as one for the good of us all."
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World wakes up to Oreo’s dirty palm oil secret
Volunteers from all over the world have taken to the streets to help spread the word about the destruction behind ‘the world’s best selling cookie’.
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Vanuatu warns fossil fuel companies could be sued over climate change
“Vanuatu’s brave announcement today is part of a global wave of legal action against oil, gas, and coal companies and laggard governments."
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Europeans paying tens of billions in health costs for coal-fired electricity
“Air pollution and climate change share a common driver: Coal. As both worsen, the costs to citizens grow."
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Six Greenpeace activists arrested on board a ship loaded with palm oil heading to Europe
“Palm oil can be produced without trashing our forests. Over one million people around the world are demanding action."
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More than 400,000 call on banks to protect the climate and not fund dirty pipelines
“These 400,000 signatures show a growing global demand for banks and financial institutions to take urgent action against the threat of climate change. Banks must act on their commitments to the Paris Agreement. It is irresponsible for banks to provide funding to companies that operate dirty oil pipelines when we know such projects have no…