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Top 5 questions we answered in 2025
From “Why are you making statements on Gaza?” to "What's your stance on meat and dairy?" Your top 5 questions via social media answered.
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The environmental cost behind Nvidia’s rise as world’s biggest AI chipmaker: Who is paying the price?
On the surface, it looked like progress: a new chapter for innovation in East Asia. But behind that moment was an environmental cost the world isn’t paying enough attention to.
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Indonesian fishers respond to US seafood company’s attempt to dismiss forced labour suit
This move is more than just a legal strategy; it is an attempt to avoid accountability, silence vulnerable workers, and protect corporate interests over human dignity.
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The climate crisis hits health care in South Africa’s rural communities
Patients in South Africa's rural areas have to skip or stop medications for their chronic illness as storms and floods batter clinics.
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Every Breath You Take
This groundbreaking report maps the locations of petrochemical facilities linked to plastics in 11 countries.
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Greenpeace calls for drastic cut in plastic production as new report reveals millions at risk of toxic air pollution exposure
Over 50 million people in 11 countries are at risk of exposure to hazardous air pollution from plastic linked petrochemical production
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Landmark decision on the human right to a healthy climate delivered by the highest court in the Americas
This decision unequivocally puts the rights of people and nature above the interests of polluters.
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5 reasons to watch or listen to Greenpeace’s SystemShift podcast
With the SystemShift podcast, we explore how to move from a world that serves the economy to an economy that serves people and the planet.
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Survey: Policymakers concerned over health risks of plastics, see production cuts as solution
Of the many risks related to plastic pollution, policymakers express most concern about the human health impacts, and are calling for measures to reduce production.
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How can I think of the planet when I can’t even afford the rent?
When paying the rent, finding a decent job, or putting food on the table are at the top of your concerns, climate change seems to be something for somebody else to solve, isn’t it?
