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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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Annual Report 2023
As part of the growing power of people everywhere we resist the temptation to give into despair, choosing instead a path of hope in action.
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Greenpeace responds to Norway’s proposal to licence first Arctic areas for deep sea mining
The Norwegian government today released a proposal to open the first licensing round for companies to mine minerals in deep sea areas in the Arctic.
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Greenpeace statement on the ongoing war in Gaza
Greenpeace urges that both the Israeli government and Hamas unequivocally agree to support and abide by the UN Security Council Ceasefire resolution (2735) in full. To declare an immediate and permanent ceasefire now. We call for the bullets and bombs to be silenced so that the growing voices for peace can be heard.
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The Story of the Energy Transfer SLAPP Lawsuit, and Why It Matters
For more than 50 years, Greenpeace has taken action in defence of people and the planet. To ensure we can continue this work, let Energy Transfer know that #ImWithGreenpeace.
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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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Can an ocean court victory power the climate justice movement? Yes, and here’s why
The world's highest oceans court ruled that greenhouse gases constitute marine pollution. Now, states have to take more serious action to protect the ocean!
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5 things you need to know about JEDIS and the climate crisis
In the spirit of international Pride month, it is important to recognise the profound connection between social justice and climate activism.
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Climate-impacted communities call for protection at Americas human rights court
Climate-impacted communities are calling for climate justice at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights after years of extreme weather events and destruction.
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A tragedy in three acts: yesterday, today, and tomorrow
The size of the disaster that struck Rio Grande do Sul in the south of Brazil shocks, saddens and generates indignation.
