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This is what deforestation looks like in Argentina – in 10 shocking photos
Clearing and deforestation are aggressively advancing on the native forests of northern Argentina.
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There is some-fin special about the oceans
Alex Hearn, Professor of Marine Biology and co-founder of the Galápagos Whale Shark Project and MigraMar shares experience aboard Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise.
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Taking on the Russian oil shadow fleet
In two inflatables, bringing a number of peace flags and a few buckets of white paint, we tracked the vessel and sent a message “OIL IS WAR - PEOPLE WANT PEACE” is now displayed in bold letters on the side of the vessel.
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‘Mami quiero mi casa” – “Mommy I want my home”
For approximately five years, the El Bosque community in Tabasco, South East Mexico, has experienced severe consequences of the climate crisis and the entire community is in danger of disappearing.
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Good News Alert! 10 wins for people and planet
Notable wins in the climate, social and environmental justice space to inspire us in our fight for a better, greener, and fairer world for all.
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Nature Crime Files – Romania
When companies turn vibrant old-growth forests into fast furniture and governments allow this to happen, it is up to us to stop that violence against our basis of life.
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Greenpeace condemns Trump intention to withdraw US from Paris Agreement
US President Donald Trump has announced his intention to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement.
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Greenpeace activists protest inside Davos forum urging leaders to tax the super-rich
Having billionaires in positions of leadership, governing with impunity, is a stark reminder of the dangerous intersection of extreme wealth and politics, and its impact on democracy, people and the planet.
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US tuna cans linked to reports of forced labour of Indonesian fishers: Greenpeace Southeast Asia report
Alleged forced labor practices onboard Taiwanese distant water fishing vessels have been linked to Bumble Bee canned tuna products sold in the United States.
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New study: Liquefied gas, an unnecessary yet explosive risk
A new study commissioned by Greenpeace Germany delves into the history of liquefied gas (LNG) accidents, highlighting lack of transparency, underestimated risks to human safety, and failing safety protocols.
