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Filipinos experience the worst typhoons every year. Now, they’re suing Shell.
Super Typhoon Odette (Super Typhoon Rai) swept through the Philippines in December 2021, wreaking havoc on multiple islands, affecting over 10 million people.
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Indigenous youth are rising: Across tropical forests, a new generation speaks with a unified voice
Deep within the forest of Sira Village, West Papua, nearly 100 young Indigenous Leaders gathered for a Forest Defenders Camp.
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The Big Ag smoke and mirrors I’ll be watching out for at COP30
As COP30 approaches, Big Ag is gearing up to greenwash livestock emissions. Learn how to see through the meat and dairy industry’s methane myths and false climate solutions.
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Greenpeace vs Norway: Two climate decisions that could change Europe
In 2016, six youth activists, Young Friends of the Earth Norway and Greenpeace Nordic took the Norwegian government to court to stop new Arctic oil drilling.
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Pacific activists protest deep sea mining as US-owned exploration vessel docks in Cook Islands
Cook Islands activists confronted an exploration vessel, peacefully protesting the emerging threat of deep sea mining.
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Greenpeace urges Pre-COP talks to propel forest and climate action at COP30
Pre-COP in Brasilia has ended, talks must now lead to ambitious forest and climate outcomes at COP30.
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Cooking the Planet: Leo Morán in the Amazon
Chef Leo Moran joined Greenpeace Brasil on a field trip to the Amazon. More on what he witnessed in his own words.
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9 out of 10 people think protecting forests is critical. Here’s what you can do to stop forest destruction!
We just got the results from a global public poll and it’s good news for the planet
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COP30 must act: new Greenpeace poll shows nine in 10 people want forest protection to fight climate change
Greenpeace Brazil projected messages to delegates at the Pre-COP in Brasilia calling for urgent action to end forest destruction as a new Greenpeace International poll on forest solutions is published.
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From Hope to Victory: A historic milestone for ocean protection, and what’s next
After nearly 15 years in the making, more than 60 countries have now ratified the Global Ocean Treaty.
