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Greenpeace slams new COP27 partnership for forest protection
World leaders were invited to come together to protect, conserve and restore the world's forests.
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UN Secretary General calls for ‘historic Climate Solidarity Pact’ at COP27 – Greenpeace Response
The UN Secretary General, António Guterres opened the World Leader’s Summit at COP27 today by calling for a ‘historic Climate Solidarity Pact’
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Loss and Damage added to COP27 agenda- Greenpeace Response
Greenpeace response to the confirmed agenda item at COP27
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Antarctic Ocean Commission fails to deliver ocean sanctuaries, recognises handful of Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems
The Antarctic Ocean Commission has again failed to reach consensus on creating three large Marine Protected Areas for the Antarctic Peninsula, East Antarctica and the Weddell Sea, despite support from an overwhelming majority of governments.
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Greenpeace finds TotalEnergies emissions almost 4 times higher than reported
According to new estimate calculations by Greenpeace France, released just days before COP27, TotalEnergies' carbon emissions could be almost four times higher than what the company is reporting.
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A safe and fair future for all can be delivered at COP27
Greenpeace comment and expectations for climate talks.
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Middle East and North Africa faces extreme climate change threat
Countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) are warming at twice the global average - with impacts seen in communities and the natural world.
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Facing Climate Change: Five People Transforming Five Cities
World Cities Day is 31 October. Through inspiring and collective work of people and local movements, five people are changing their cities.
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Critical voices – meet some of the young leaders sailing with Greenpeace and calling for climate justice ahead of COP27
At COP27, world leaders must heed the words of youg climate leaders from Global South countries. Protecting the right of future generations to a dignified life means transitioning away from fossil fuels and delivering climate justice.
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Greenpeace on updated climate plans: Where’s the plan?
A new report from the UNEP, Emission Gap report finds that countries’ current climate plans are still not demonstrating the rapid downward trend science says is necessary.
