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Greenpeace comment to the IEA WEO: a historic turning point for the energy transition
The IEA has stated in their new World Energy Outlook that we are at a historic turning point for the energy transition.
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Good news stories from around the world – October
Celebrating the wins and the good news that spur us on in our fight for people and the planet.
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What you need to know about the 27th UN Climate Summit
COP27 will begin in Egypt on Sunday, 6 November 2022. Here's what to know and what needs to happen.
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Peatland protection is climate protection
Greenpeace Russia uses scientific research and decades-long experience to help firefighters and volunteers fight peat fires.
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Ana Sama Jën – Where is my Fish?
Fish processors - mostly women - and fishermen have been fighting back for years against the fishmeal factories and the trawlers that supply them. They've been protesting and lobbying - but this case is a massive escalation in that struggle.
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Let’s get ‘climate tickets’ for public transport on track
‘Climate tickets’ are gaining momentum in Europe. They should be implemented across the EU, as part of a larger effort to reduce our use of oil in the context of the energy crisis.
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Typhoon survivors in the Philippines protest for loss and damage funds ahead of COP27
In the wake of super typhoon Karding, farmers in Tarlac city protested, alongside activists from Rice Watch Action Network and Greenpeace Philippines, on a storm damaged farm to call for Loss and Damage finance, ahead of COP27.
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Why world leaders must step up to protect biodiversity at CBD COP15
Greenpeace has sounded the alarm for world leaders: if you’re serious about biodiversity, it’s time to self-invite for COP15.
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Greenpeace comment on the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize laureates
Greenpeace congratulates the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize laureates and salutes their courage and perseverance in speaking truth to power. The struggle for peace and human rights remains more urgent than ever.
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Fishmeal factory pollutes environment and illegally dumps waste in local lake
Historic legal action to shut down a polluting fishmeal factory in Senegal continues with lab evidence of toxic materials in drinking water.
