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An oil and gas corporation killing winters with its planet-heating pollution is sponsoring the Winter Olympics. Could it be Eni more ironic?
Greenpeace Italy has released a hard-hitting video that exposes the irony of a company that is melting winter, sponsoring the Winter Games.
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The climate crisis and the future of the Winter Olympics
More than half of the potential host cities Winter Games will be “climate-unreliable” by the 2080s!
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Climate Whiplash: Understanding today’s violent weather extremes
Put simply, climate change, driven by the burning of coal, oil and gas, is catapulting vulnerable communities from one catastrophe to another.
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A victory for Bonaire and a turning point for climate justice
“Today, we are making history. Finally, The Hague can no longer ignore us."
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
A huge victory for climate justice for Bonaire, the Rainbow Warrior in Cape Town, and a call to end the tyranny of fossil fuels in Belgium. Here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace work around the world this week.
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Yanomami health crisis, 3 years later
A look on how Indigenous health improvement and integrated action against illegal mining changed destruction and humanitarian emergency in the biggest Indigenous territory in Brazil.
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Reuse is working. It’s time for major brands like Unilever to help it grow.
Reuse at scale isn’t a distant ambition. It’s happening right now, despite the companies still profiting from the status quo.
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
A creative week in the Greenpeace world, with murals around the globe celebrating the ratification of the Global Oceans Treaty, as well as people power in the streets of Washington D.C, London, and Berlin.
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Leading by example? How the private jets at Davos send a devastating message to future generations
Fair taxation can fund sustainable public transport, classrooms, doctors, and a liveable planet, yet through loopholes and special breaks, the super-rich are allowed to give far less than they can and should.
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Follow the oil: The logic behind Trump’s first year, foreign policy chaos
It feels like a decade but somehow, Donald Trump has only just clocked one year back in the White House.
