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  • The Arctic Sunrise enters the Arousa estuary accompanied by hundreds of boats belonging to various brotherhoods of the estuary to demand, together with the traditional artisanal fishing, shellfish harvesting and extensive aquaculture sector, greater protection for the oceans and the regeneration of the Arousa estuary. © Pedro Armestre / Greenpeace
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    ArcticSunrise RainbowWarrior Witness AboutUs

    Best of Greenpeace ships 2024

    Our ships are a source of strength for millions of Greenpeacers across the globe. Keeping our tradition, Greenpeace ships and our awesome ship's crew led and witnessed various campaigns throughout the year.

    Sudhanshu Malhotra •
    18 Dec 2024
    4 min read
  • Greenpeace International activists board a tanker in South Korea carrying petrochemicals destined for plastic production. © Jung Taekyong / Greenpeace
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    Plastics RainbowWarrior Consumption

    Greenpeace demands release of plastics treaty activists, as global talks enter final stages

    “We urge the South Korean authorities to release the activists immediately.  These activists are standing with thousands of Korean citizens and millions more around the world who are demanding a historic treaty in Busan. Their voices must be heard”.

    Greenpeace International •
    1 Dec 2024
    2 min read
  • Greenpeace International activists board a tanker in South Korea carrying petrochemicals destined for plastic production. © Greenpeace / Jung Taekyong
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    Plastics RainbowWarrior Actions

    Greenpeace challenges petrochemical tanker as Busan plastics treaty talks enter final stage

    Greenpeace International activists have boarded a tanker that is set to load toxic plastic chemicals from South Korea’s Hyundai Daesan Refinery complex.

    Greenpeace International •
    30 Nov 2024
    4 min read
  • Footage of Ghost Gear found on the Emperor Seamounts in the Pacific Ocean.
    Press Releases
    Oceans RainbowWarrior

    Footage released by Greenpeace reveals damage in the deep ocean from industrial fishing  

    In a new video published, Greenpeace International reveals dramatic damage of bottom trawling on the Emperor Seamounts in the North Pacific.

    Greenpeace International •
    5 Sep 2024
    3 min read
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    RainbowWarrior Oceans

    Shark deaths, depleted fisheries witnessed during Greenpeace’s first complete longliner investigation in North Pacific

    Greenpeace ship, the Rainbow Warrior, has completed an expedition in the North Pacific Ocean to document destructive fishing practices and labour conditions of longlining vessels.

    Greenpeace International •
    28 Aug 2024
    2 min read
  • people dressed in traditional Sri Lankan clothes stand in front of banner that says "People For Climate"
    Press Releases
    AboutUs RainbowWarrior

    Greenpeace marks launch of South Asia office in Sri Lanka with Rainbow Warrior ship tour

    Yesterday, Greenpeace officially launched its South Asia regional office in Colombo, Sri Lanka with the arrival of the iconic ship Rainbow Warrior, marking the beginning of the highly anticipated "People For Climate - Greenpeace Indian Ocean Ship Tour 2024" over the next 6 days.

    Greenpeace International •
    14 Feb 2024
    2 min read
  • Alain Connan (left) with Rémi Parmentier aboard the Sirius in the 1980s
    Stories
    AboutUs RainbowWarrior

    Alain Connan, 1933-2024

    Alain Connan, the former captain of several Greenpeace ships in the 1980s and 1990s, has died at the age of 91. The rainbow warrior was a key figure Greenpeace history, which he spent years helping to write.

    Greenpeace International •
    5 Feb 2024
    3 min read
  • Susie Newborn on Rainbow Warrior. © Greenpeace / David McTaggart
    Stories
    AboutUs RainbowWarrior

    Susi Newborn, 1950-2023

    Susi Newborn, one of the most skilled and effective activists in Greenpeace's 52-year history, passed away on the last day of December 2023.

    Rex Weyler •
    2 Feb 2024
    12 min read
  • Two more Greenpeace climbers board the Shell oil platform that is being transported to an oilfield north of the Shetland Islands. © Greenpeace
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    Actions ArcticSunrise Climate Oceans Oil Peace Plastics RainbowWarrior

    Best of Greenpeace actions 2023

    There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing fossil fuel giants crumble under the pressure of our collective action. We live for moments where justice is served, through movements big and small,…

    Bea Amador and Sudhanshu Malhotra •
    15 Dec 2023
    3 min read
  • Rainbow Warrior at Make Polluters Pay action, Batangas, Philippines
    Press Releases
    Climate RainbowWarrior Actions

    Greenpeace activists block Shell import terminal in support of climate-impacted communities 

    Early this morning, Filipino climate activists on kayaks blocked access to the Shell import terminal affecting the operations of Shell’s facility managing the import of fossil fuels.

    Greenpeace International •
    29 Nov 2023
    3 min read
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