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Greenpeace investigation reveals Shell, Total, and other oil majors using illegal toxic waste dumps in Patagonia
"With climate scientists warning that the world has just 12 years to cut fossil fuel use by 50%, it is madness to spend billions of dollars fracking Patagonia into oblivion."
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COP24 ends without firm promises to raise climate action and ambition
"A year of climate disasters and a dire warning from the world’s top scientists should have led to so much more."
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“My friends think I’m crazy” – Why I’m taking a stand against coal in Poland
World leaders may talk the talk, but it’s the activists, the impacted communities, the younger generation, that are truly walking the walk.
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Will peak oil save Earth’s climate?
"Oil industry disinformation has unnecessarily confused the biophysical fact of peak oil."
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We’re exploring the Great Southern Reef to save it from Big Oil
The Great Barrier Reef is famous around the world. But hardly anyone’s heard of Australia’s system of pristine cold-water reefs we’ve been exploring...The Great Southern Reef.
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Greenpeace reveals unseen footage from Australia’s threatened Great Southern Reef
“Not only is it a place where endangered southern right whales birth their young, and home to other species like dolphins, sea lions, and fur seals, but every time we scratch below the surface, we discover a region teeming with new undocumented life."
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A People’s Guide
This guide provides an overview of what steps to take when bringing your government to court over its climate inaction.
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Feminism and environmentalism go hand in hand – it’s gender day at the global climate talks
No energy transition can be fair if it does not include over half the world’s population. A fair inclusive society is crucial to avert climate catastrophe.
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Why the world’s smallest nations are making the loudest noise for the climate
We can only build a better, sustainable future by acting on climate change. What does that mean? Phase out fossil fuels. Now is the time.
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Learning to look climate change in the eyes
Climate change often looms as this insurmountable ever growing monster - too big to tackle, too scary to appraise. Here’s how I’m learning to feel about it.
