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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.
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Why the UN General Assembly 2026 is a key political moment for the climate
The 81st UNGA is a critical moment in the international climate calendar to revitalise global cooperation and multilateralism, with a key focus on the intensifying climate risks.
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South Africa’s ConCourt Wild Coast ruling: What the Shell judgment means for local communities
South Africans celebrated as their Constitutional Court ruled against Shell and Impact Africa’s oil exploration plans off the country’s Wild Coast.
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Climate emergencies photos of 2026: Part II
The trauma of watching massive forest fires, flash floods, and super typhoons is horrifying, to say the least.
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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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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.