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  • CaTS in Demak, Central Java. © Veri Sanovri / Greenpeace
    Stories
    Climate ExtremeWeather

    That afternoon, the climate crisis knocked on my door

    Floods that we usually only see on our phone and television screens are now happening to us.

    Vela Andapita •
    26 Jul 2025
    6 min read
  • Impacts of the combined effects of Severe Tropical Storm “Crising” (international name: Wipha) and the southwest monsoon’s torrential rains are being felt across the Philippines — flooding communities like those in Cainta, Rizal, and disrupting lives, livelihoods. Greenpeace is calling on President Marcos to use his platform to ensure the passage of the Climate Accountability (CLIMA) Bill—a vital law that requires companies to proactively tackle climate change and prevent further harm to vulnerable communities. Once enacted, the CLIMA Law will raise the bar for climate policy—not only in the Philippines but worldwide—by establishing a strong national framework for loss and damage and enforcing strict corporate transition rules. © Noel Celis / Greenpeace
    Stories
    Photography

    Greenpeace Pictures of the Week

    From widespread flooding in Manila, the Philippines, to demonstrations in front of the Peace Palace in Hague, the Netherlands, to Arctic Sunrise's visit to Volos, Greece, here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace's work around the world this week.

    Greenpeace International •
    25 Jul 2025
    2 min read
  • Youth leaders and frontline communities demonstrate in front of the Peace Palace, the seat of The International Court of Justice, with a banner reading ‘courts have spoken - government must act now’.
    Press Releases
    Climate

    World’s highest court delivers historic protections for climate-impacted communities

    The Court’s decision obligates States to regulate businesses on the harm caused by their emissions regardless of where the harm takes place.

    Greenpeace International •
    23 Jul 2025
    3 min read
  • Greg Mullins, supporter of the Polluters Pay Pact in Australia. © Emergency Leaders for Climate Action (ELCA)
    Stories
    ExtremeWeather PollutersPayPact

    Why first responders are calling out rich polluters

    Protection, courage, kindness, fairness  - these are words I think of when I imagine firefighters and emergency relief workers. These accounts from those of the frontlines make clear that we need polluters to pay.

    Sophie Allain •
    23 Jul 2025
    6 min read
  • Banner reading "ENI Killer del Clima" on a scaffolding during a climate action at Eni Headquarters in Rome.
    Press Releases
    Oil

    Italy’s Supreme Court verdict serves a blow to oil company ENI, a victory for people and planet

    In a landmark decision, Italy’s highest court ruled that Italian judges can hear climate change lawsuits to protect people’s human rights.

    Greenpeace International •
    22 Jul 2025
    1 min read
  • Night view of a chemical plant in New Sarpy, Louisiana.
    Publications
    Plastics Health Consumption

    Every Breath You Take

    This groundbreaking report maps the locations of petrochemical facilities linked to plastics in 11 countries.

    Greenpeace International •
    22 Jul 2025
    1 min read
  • Plastic Waste Investigation in the Philippines. © Jilson Tiu / Greenpeace
    Stories
    Plastics

    89 billion and counting: Unilever’s out of control plastic sachet habit

    A report by Greenpeace UK in 2023 exposed Unilever as the world’s biggest corporate seller of plastic sachets and revealed that the consumer giant sells a whopping 1,700 plastic sachets around the world every single second.

    Louise Edge •
    21 Jul 2025
    4 min read
  • Plastic Crisis in Bangun Village, Indonesia. © Ecoton / Fully Handoko
    Press Releases
    Plastics Health

    Greenpeace calls for drastic cut in plastic production as new report reveals millions at risk of toxic air pollution exposure

    Over 50 million people in 11 countries are at risk of exposure to hazardous air pollution from plastic linked petrochemical production

    Greenpeace International •
    21 Jul 2025
    3 min read
  • Activists Occupy Gas Facility in Greece. © Nicoletta Zarifi / Greenpeace
    Stories
    Photography

    Greenpeace Pictures of the Week

    From a deep sea mining protest in Malaysia to activists occupying an LNG import terminal in Greece here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace’s work around the world this week.

    Greenpeace International •
    18 Jul 2025
    2 min read
  • Picture showing Greenpeace Africa activists holding up a banner with Mandela's face with a message asking to tax the super rich. They are standing in front of a bridge where other activists have dropped a banner calling for an end of financial apartheid.
    Press Releases
    AlternativeFutures

    G20 signals support for fairer global tax rules but comes up short on taxing the super-rich

    Turbulent economic times like these demand global cooperation and a multilateral response.

    Greenpeace International •
    18 Jul 2025
    1 min read
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