-
Greenpeace activists protest against leaders’ inaction outside UN Ocean Conference
Lisbon is the last major political moment before the final Global Ocean Treaty negotiations in August 2022. Without a strong Global Ocean Treaty this year, it will be nearly impossible to protect at least 30% of the world’s oceans by 2030.
-
Young Norwegian environmentalists ask the European Court of Human Rights to secure their rights in the face of climate change
Six young activists and two environmental organisations are asking the European Court of Human Rights to secure their rights in the face of climate change
-
Winning a Cannes Lions made me a climate criminal. So I crashed the stage to hand it back
I came back to the Cannes Lions Festival as a Greenpeace activist to return the prizes I won working for airlines and car companies
-
Biodiversity talks leave all key issues unresolved before Montreal
Biodiversity talks left all key issues unresolved before Montreal, nearing a collective failure that requires urgent political leadership from all sides.
-
Cannes Lions Awards: On board a fire truck, Greenpeace scaled festival venue to call for a ban on fossil fuel advertising
Greenpeace France activists have scaled the venue of the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity to call on a fossil ads and sponsorship ban
-
The Amazon We Need expedition
The Amazon is an ancient forest, home to incredible animals and unknown species. Indigenous Peoples, traditional communities, and environmental activists are among those who are working to protect it amid…
-
Indigenous leaders demand Indigenous rights respected by UN biodiversity summit
Indigenous leaders traveled this week to Nairobi to demand that the UN biodiversity summit officially recognise the rights of Indigenous Peoples and local communities and their central roles in protecting biodiversity.
-
Our pride can’t numb us from the state of the Earth
While much of the cultural produce that is LGBTQIA-centred is light and trivial, many of us are living under conditions that make us susceptible to the impacts of climate change.
-
It’s time to put Indigenous Peoples first at the UN biodiversity talks
The world is waking up to a tragic fact, year on year: deforestation is happening on a scale and at a rate that amounts to nature collapsing.
-
We need to get it right
Let’s talk about the Amazon that we need — as an act of resistance, Let’s talk about the fight for land rights. Let’s talk about traditional cultures that respect the forest, biodiversity, science and everything that is necessary to move forward.
