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Oil disaster unfolds in protected marine area as Russian shadow fleet tanker leak accelerates off Oman
New satellite imagery indicates that oil leakage from Russian shadow fleet tanker Caroline Bezengi, grounded in Oman’s Al Hallaniyat archipelago, has accelerated.
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Wildfires & Climate Change: Why the smell of smoke is a global health warning
From health risks to climate action, wildfire smoke is a global warning. Discover how Indigenous stewardship and policy changes can protect our forests.
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Trillions within reach, yet governments’ Global Tax Treaty draft lets the richest climate polluters off the hook
Greenpeace International is calling on governments to raise their ambition at the fifth round of negotiations on the Global Tax Treaty.
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
From calls for climate action in Philippines and Switzerland, to protests demanding permanent protection of Raja Ampat. Here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace work around the world this week.
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As war on Iran drives monster Q2 profits for Big Oil, communities struggle with extreme weather and soaring costs
Chevron and ExxonMobil today reported combined profits of more than US$26 billion for the second quarter, closing another bumper earnings season for the world’s largest oil and…
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Fossil fuel dependence makes conflict more expensive: the true cost of the war on Iran
The US‑Israeli war on Iran is killing civilians and devastating the Middle East, but it is also exposing a deeper fault line. A world hooked on fossil fuels turns every conflict into a global cost of living, climate and security crisis.
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We are locked in a legal battle against six of New Zealand’s biggest greenhouse gas emitters
The core argument behind my case against Fonterra and others is that if corporations knowingly contribute to dangerous climate harm, then surely there must be some legal mechanism to hold them accountable.
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5 things you need to know about ‘The Last Paradise on Earth’ before it’s too late
For years, Raja Ampat has been celebrated as a rare conservation success story. Today, however, this globally important ecosystem is facing growing pressure from extractive industries.
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Extreme heat, fossil fuels and survival: how we protect people in a heating world
Heatwaves from France to Pakistan are hitting bodies, minds, food systems, ecosystems and biodiversity. Fossil fuels lit the fire. Here is how we protect people and limit the damage.
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Calling on Dove to protect human health and kick plastic out of its packaging this World Cup
Greenpeace USA joined World Cup festivities to send a message to Dove and its parent company Unilever to kick plastic out of its packaging.