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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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What is the UN Convention on Biological Diversity’s COP17 and why it matters
The Convention on Biological Diversity, or CBD is held every two years to discuss, negotiate and decide on measures to promote the protection of Earth’s biodiversity.
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ISA hands contract extension to TMC despite support for unlawful deep sea mining, proving need for immediate moratorium, says Greenpeace
Greenpeace International strongly condemns the International Seabed Authority (ISA) Council’s decision to extend The Metals Company subsidiary Nauru Ocean Resources Inc’s (NORI) exploration contract, despite its support for the pursuit of unlawful deep sea mining via US unilateralism
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Power Dynamics in the Deep
Greenpeace report on the unprecedented territory grab in the Deep sea mining industry.
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Dutch government “legally bound” to act over rogue deep sea mining plans – legal analysis
Plans by Swiss-Dutch offshore giant Allseas to operate machinery for deep sea mining firm The Metals Company under unilateral U.S. authorisation directly violate the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, according to a groundbreaking legal opinion released today.
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5 reasons why we need thriving coastal communities to protect the oceans
This World Oceans Day, we are celebrating the people who have lived closest to the ocean for centuries.
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What we found in the Arctic deep sea!
For the first time, Greenpeace has led a unique deep sea expedition to the Arctic. Here's what we found.
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Greenpeace ends Deep Arctic Expedition with findings of new species – and over 100 hours of video from the deep sea
Greenpeace concluded a month-long science expedition to seamounts and hydrothermal hotsprings in the Arctic deep sea.
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Global ocean protection will fail without human rights at its core, Greenpeace report warns
New Greenpeace report shows what ocean communities have already achieved in governing the waters they depend on and makes the case for why governments cannot afford to keep building ocean policy without them.
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Global Ocean Justice Now
New report from Greenpeace and ocean communities: Global Ocean Justice Now Making the case for a human rights-based approach to marine conservation