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  • Composer and Pianist Ludovico Einaudi Performs in the Arctic Ocean © Pedro Armestre / Greenpeace
    Press Releases
    Energy Revolution, Oceans, Oil, Arctic Sunrise

    World renowned pianist Ludovico Einaudi plays historic concert on Arctic Ocean

    Amsterdam, 20 June, 2016 - Italian pianist and composer, Ludovico Einaudi, today performed one of his own compositions, Elegy for the Arctic, on a floating platform in the Arctic Ocean, against the backdrop of the Wahlenbergbreen glacier (in Svalbard, Norway). [1] Through his music Einaud has added his voice to those of eight million people…

    Greenpeace International •
    20 Jun 2016
    3 min read
  • Aftermath of Shipwreck after the Rainbow Warrior Bombing in NZ © Greenpeace / John Miller
    Stories
    Health, Rainbow Warrior

    Earth is in danger, but only we can save ourselves

    I’ve been a captain for Greenpeace for 35 years, fighting for our environment in every corner of the globe. I’ve confronted polluters, poachers, smugglers, terrorists, criminals – both private and corporate – armies, navies, vigilantes and you-name-it. I’ve been arrested, jailed, had my ships chased, shot at, boarded and attacked, and had French commandos bomb…

    Peter Willcox •
    17 Jun 2016
    5 min read
  • Cattle in Animal Park Arche Warder in Germany
    Stories
    Consumption, Food, Health

    Take the better eating challenge

    It's back! Today is #WorldMeatFreeDay, a great time to think about how the everyday choices we make about the food we eat can impact our health and the health of the planet. 

    Sue Dibb and Davin Hutchins •
    13 Jun 2016
    2 min read
  • Seattle Shell Rig Protest © Marcus Donner / Greenpeace
    Stories
    Energy Revolution, Oil

    Don’t look now, but there was just a mass exodus of oil companies from the US Arctic

    With the departure of a Spanish oil company from the Chukchi Sea, only Shell still holds a drilling lease in US Arctic waters. Here’s why an Arctic oil boom never happened and why it probably never will.

    Jason Schwartz •
    11 Jun 2016
    4 min read
  • Arctic Sunrise at OMV Drilling Platform © Mitja Kobal / Greenpeace
    Stories
    Energy Revolution, Oceans, Oil

    A new chapter for Arctic oil? Not on our watch.

    The 18th May 2016 was just an ordinary Wednesday for most. But for the petroleum industry in the Arctic, it was the "start of a new chapter".

    Sophie Allain •
    8 Jun 2016
    2 min read
  • Narwhals Breach in US © Glenn Williams / National Institute of Standards and Technology
    Stories
    Energy Revolution, Oceans, Oil

    What happens in the Arctic affects us all

    The Arctic is a remote wilderness that is home to some of the most iconic, and threatened, wildlife on Earth, including polar bears, narwhal and Arctic foxes. Rising temperatures in the Arctic region appear to be influencing weather systems in other areas of the world, though the details of the complex processes involved are unclear.

    Kirsten Thompson •
    7 Jun 2016
    3 min read
  • Stories
    Consumption, Food, Health

    3 plant-based recipes you need to try this World Meat Free Day

    Next Monday is World Meat Free Day, a great time for all of us to stop and think about the impact of our eating habits on our health – and the health of the planet. Animal agriculture in particular leaves a huge mark on the environment: from water pollution to deforestation to climate change. But…

    Dawn Bickett •
    7 Jun 2016
    3 min read
  • Stranded Polar Bears in Alaska © Rose Sjölander / 70°
    Press Releases
    Energy Revolution, Oceans, Extreme Weather

    Increased extreme weather events predicted due to effect of climate change on the Arctic

    Madrid, 7 June 2016 - The effects of climate change on the Arctic — including melting ice and sea level rise — may possibly alter weather patterns in the northern hemisphere. These effects could include hotter, drier summers in some areas, wetter summers in other areas, and cold, stormy winters in others, according to studies…

    Greenpeace International •
    7 Jun 2016
    2 min read
  • OSPAR Arctic Protection Action in Gothenburg © Pedro Armestre / Greenpeace
    Stories
    Energy Revolution, Oceans, Oil

    Your voice will reach the Arctic

    If you're reading this, you're probably one of eight million people who dream of there being a sanctuary in the Arctic. And a year ago, you quite likely had a good feeling when you discovered that your voice, combined with others', really works.

    Pilar Marcos •
    2 Jun 2016
    2 min read
  • Activists Confront Supply Vessel Explorer II in the Indian Ocean © Will Rose / Greenpeace
    Stories
    Oceans, Food, Esperanza

    Taking 400,000 people on a trip to the Indian Ocean

    It was a sunny afternoon in April when the Esperanza left port in Madagascar six weeks ago. Its mission: to hunt down Thai Union's destructive fishing operations in the Indian Ocean.

    Tom Lowe •
    1 Jun 2016
    3 min read
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