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Six shocking facts you didn’t know about extreme weather
Extreme weather events have far-reaching consequences. They contribute to the spread of disease, financial ruin, disrupted food supply, displacement, inequality, and death.
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Greenpeace International participates in the historic process of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights Advisory Opinion on the Climate Emergency and Human Rights
The Court was asked to stop the legacy of impunity for the fossil fuel and agribusiness industry and their destructive and deceitful practices.
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Inside a climate justice case at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
A look at crucial climate justice hearings to understand the legal process and the role of Greenpeace International and ally organisations in supporting climate impacted communities.
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Scorched-earth: making Gaza uninhabitable for generations to come
The Israeli war on the Gaza Strip continues unabated. We are witnessing an unfolding genocide that also has dire consequences for ecosystems and violates the right of many people to enjoy and live in a healthy environment.
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A Quiet Place: Silent struggle of vulnerable groups in crises
I didn’t expect that Lupita Nyong'o's new film would become a reminder of my vulnerability as a person living with a comorbidity during the climate crisis.
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One of the world’s biggest fishing fleets doesn’t want you to watch this film. Find out why.
"If some people find this documentary disturbing or it makes them feel uncomfortable, it means we are pressing the right buttons."
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Protecting rainforests with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities have been living in harmony with forests for generations. Here are three examples of communities who have been involved in the protection of their lands and ancestral knowledge.
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People and climate wins! 8 reasons to feel hopeful
Notable wins in the climate and environmental justice space to inspire us in our fight for a better, greener, and fairer world for all.
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Major land rights win for Indigenous Peoples over forest area the size of Hong Kong in Southwest Papua
Four thousand Indigenous Papuans have finally received legal recognition of customary rights over tropical rainforest spanning an area almost the size of Hong Kong
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Deep Down Under: How deep sea mining threatens Australia and the Pacific
Australia has an important role to play in ocean protection, as we look down the barrel of our precious seascapes falling to destructive deep sea mining.
