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Taiwan’s major global tuna supplier shows “blind spots” to illegal fishing practices and modern slavery
New investigation shows how labour and human rights abuses continue to exist in Taiwan’s distant water fishing fleets.
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South Korea’s ruling political party becomes East Asia’s first to announce Green New Deal manifesto
South Korea became the first country in East Asia whose ruling political party publicly announced climate manifestos and embraced the idea of a comprehensive Green New Deal.
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What happens to a woman in the face of climate disaster?
The role of women fighting for climate action should be respected and honored. Women are at the forefront of the climate movement, although that is often forgotten.
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Greenpeace Poland sues largest carbon emitter in the country
“A coal phase out paired with dynamic growth of renewable energy sources is the only way forward for PGE GiEK and the whole energy sector in Poland."
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Radioactivity on the move 2020: Recontamination and weather-related effects in Fukushima
Greenpeace Japan’s latest extensive radiation survey has found evidence of recontamination caused by 2019’s Typhoon Hagibis and Typhoon Bualoi, which released radioactive caesium from the forested mountains of Fukushima Prefecture.
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What I learned from the women fighting to save our planet
I remember the first time I striked - revving up the crowd was fun, and so was chanting for climate justice with a group of strangers.
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Meet the women of West Africa who are fighting for our oceans
"The livelihoods of women are the livelihoods of a nation.’’ - Thando Kimora, climate activist from South Africa
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The fossil fuel industry’s “genderwashing” exposes another layer of their hypocrisy
Fossil fuel companies have for years tried ‘greenwashing’ and now see International Women’s Day as a chance to do some ‘genderwashing’ of their brands.
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10 inspiring women who bring environmental stories to their crafts
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Greenpeace puts the spotlight on female visual storytellers from around the world and their work on nature and the environment.
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Together, we can make an EU Climate Law work
For there to be change, we need to push our prime ministers and presidents in whatever way that fits us.
