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Only when something is gone do we realise how much we miss it: Iamsterdam and Iamazonia
It’s only when something is gone that we realise how much we miss it. The disappearance of the Dutch capital's 'Iamsterdam' sign and the disappearance of the Amazon rainforest.
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Greenpeace turns world-famous ‘Iamsterdam’ landmark into solidarity message to save the Amazon
One of Europe's most photographed tourist attractions, the giant 'Iamsterdam' letters, was brought back today by Greenpeace to draw attention to another landmark vital to our survival: the Amazon rainforest.
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Greenpeace brings BP oil rig standoff to a close with protests across two continents
For the past 12 days we’ve seen what one Greenpeace ship and a handful of dedicated activists can achieve in the face of a giant climate-wrecking company.
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BREAKING – Greenpeace activist swims in front of BP rig in latest attempt to stop it reaching drill site
“For 11 long days, we have used every possible peaceful means to stop BP drilling for more oil than we can’t afford to burn."
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Oil bosses in “crisis talks” over BP rig protest – Greenpeace reaction
Scotland’s economic future lies not in a hole at the bottom of the North Sea, but with the renewable technologies in which the nation is already a world leader.
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Fishmeal industry stealing regional food and livelihoods in West Africa
"West African governments must protect regional fish stocks and put the food security rights of their citizens first, by quickly decreasing the amount of fish going into fishmeal production."
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A Waste of Fish
Regional fish stocks essential to food security and livelihoods of communities in West Africa are under threat from the fishmeal and fish oil industry.
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Greenpeace ship forces BP oil rig into THIRD U-turn away from major North Sea drill site
"We’re determined to use every peaceful means available to stop this rig."
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Could this be the last action we ever do against BP?
Maybe, just maybe, this will be the last nudge BP needs to change its ways and stop all their oil drilling plans.
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Greenpeace activists crash energy giant RWE with urgent call to quit coal
With annual emissions of 118 million tonnes of CO2 (2018), RWE is Europe’s worst corporate climate offender.
