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COP31: live updates as governments meet to accelerate climate action
COP31 will be held from 9-20 November 2026 and Greenpeace will be covering the conference with a live blog, bringing you regular updates and insights.
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Why oil and gas corporations are making so much money – and we’re all paying the bill
The world’s biggest oil and gas corporations have just reported another quarter of staggering profits. Meanwhile, paying for the things you need every day has become alarmingly expensive.
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Brazil’s historic election is what hope looks like
Autocrats and far right politicians and their tech billionaire enablers rely on public exhaustion to keep their grip. But an organised, united movement shatters their playbook every single time.
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What’s at stake at COP31 Antalya and why it matters for global climate safety
COP31 poses a critical question to governments: how will they accelerate their efforts to solve the escalating climate crisis?
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Corre de Quebrada: one year of the project that united Hip-Hop and climate justice in Brazil
Corre de Quebrada, a Greenpeace Brazil project celebrates one year of urban culture and climate justice through art in historically under-resourced communities
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Justice for Sagunto 11: Inside a court victory for our rights and freedoms
A Spanish court has acquitted 11 Greenpeace activists over a peaceful protest against fossil gas at the Port of Sagunto. Greenpeace’s Daniel Simons explains what the ruling means for the activists and the wider fight to defend the right to protest.
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From Fiji to Türkiye: Can Australia advance Pacific priorities at COP31?
As COP31 nears, Pacific nations challenge world leaders to take urgent climate action for the most vulnerable.
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Pre-COP31 in Fiji: The Pacific matters, and solidarity must mean more than speeches
The Pre-COP is an important milestone on the road to COP31 in Türkiye, where Australia will take the reins of the climate negotiations in partnership with the Pacific.
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Green AI or greenwashing? Why NVIDIA can’t compute its way out of the climate crisis
The sleek panel entitled “Confronting the data center energy crisis” at New York Climate Week was in full swing, with tech executives painting a rosy vision of an AI-powered, sustainable…
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Six ways the war on Iran exposed the real cost of plastics
The war on Iran exposed plastics’ dependence on volatile fossil fuel supply chains, driving up costs for everyday goods. A strong Global Plastics Treaty can help build a more stable, resilient future.