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Africa’s climate action shouldn’t hinge on climate finance
After a huge push by activists across Africa and beyond, the COP27 climate conference has already ensured that the issue of “loss and damage” is formally discussed
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Update from COP27: a long way to go
As the second week of COP27 begins, let’s check in on what happened week one at COP27 and the action that needs to happen now.
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Greenpeace comment on COP27 Presidency’s skeleton outline of a possible cover note
"The cover note must make it clear that limiting temperature rise to 1.5C by 2100 is the only acceptable interpretation of the Paris Agreement"
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Energy transition NOW! Greenpeace activists project message to G20 leaders
Ahead of the G20 summit in Bali, Greenpeace activists project messages on Melasti Beach cliff face urging leaders to step up their climate action.
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What Could A Better World Look Like in 10 Years?
Imagine we could travel forward 10 years in time. Imagine the year 2032 & what seems impossible now has become real.
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COP27 stifles dissent, ignores impacted voices & puts polluters before climate justice
As the vital COP27 climate talks resume for a second week, the microphone must be handed to people from impacted communities and countries.
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Group of Blockers: Developed countries choking urgent Loss and Damage demands
The richest, historically most polluting countries are blocking progress at COP27 on establishing the Loss and Damage finance facility.
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Indonesian government only feeding food insecurity by clearing forests in food estate plan
Indonesian activists protest the clearing of forested Indigenous Land for food estate plan at Gunung Mas, Central Kalimantan.
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Toyota, Volkswagen auto sales to push planet beyond 1.5C heating limit: study
Automakers worldwide are on track to sell an estimated 400 million more diesel and petrol vehicles than is feasible to keep global heating under 1.5°C
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Case at the International Criminal Court put violence in the Amazon in the global spotlight
The International Criminal Court Prosecutor is asked to investigate whether the mass human rights abuses that have taken place in the Brazilian Amazon over the last 10 years constitute crimes against humanity.
