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Greenpeace protests arrival of ship carrying climate-damaging soya feed
“Meat consumption is driving deforestation, monoculture farming for animal feed, and emissions from factory farms."
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Climate crisis: IPCC to expose grim reality of deforestation and meat production
“This is a crisis of our own making, but it’s also a crisis we can solve if we act now."
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Five jaw-dropping facts about sharks
It’s shark week! A full week devoted to one of our favorite sea creatures – and one of the most misunderstood. Here are five facts you might not know.
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People vs. Oil unveil posters and street art in 25 cities to tell truth about the climate crisis
The message is clear and unified: People around the world are holding the oil industry accountable for the global climate crisis.
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Steve Sawyer, 1956-2019
To his colleagues, Sawyer will be remembered for the qualities of his leadership and his faith in the power of loyalty, integrity, rationality, and commitment.
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People vs Oil rise in 25+ cities to sound the alarm on the global climate emergency
People are publicly holding the oil industry accountable for causing climate anxiety, climate breakdown, climate disaster, and climate emergency in communities around the world.
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Even the Bermuda Triangle has a plastic problem
We’re setting sail for the Sargasso Sea as part of our Pole to Pole expedition to document the impact of plastics on this ecosystem.
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Chinese equity investments in energy reshape South and Southeast Asia – Greenpeace analysis
"It’s Beijing’s job to educate Chinese companies on coal risks and the potential of equity investment in renewables before a series of bad investments put a stink on the whole Belt and Road.”
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Ocean Ambassadors
This group of artists, actors, scientists and explorers are leading the call to Protect the Oceans.
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Four reasons why the International Seabed Authority probably won’t protect our oceans
Activists from around the world sailed on board the Greenpeace ship Esperanza, to protest in front of the International Seabed Authority meeting in Jamaica.
