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Greenpeace welcomes new global initiative to advance tax reform on the super-rich
Spain, Brazil and South Africa today launched a coalition to advance work on taxing the super-rich at the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development in Sevilla.
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New taxes on premium flyers and private jets: Greenpeace comment
Barbados, France, Kenya, Spain, Benin, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Antigua & Barbuda supported by the European Commission, have announced they will form a ‘solidarity coalition on premium flyers’ to raise funds for climate action and sustainable development.
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Greenpeace activists cover Setas de Sevilla to call for climate action
Activists from Greenpeace Spain today covered the iconic Setas de Sevilla monument with a massive banner, marking the first day of the FfD4.
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Giant baby Musk float in march for tax justice at UN summit in Sevilla: ‘Make rich polluters pay’
Campaigners are calling on world leaders to advance commitments for new and fair global tax and debt rules, and to hold fossil fuel polluters accountable for climate and nature damages.
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Bezos’ Venice wedding divorced from reality: Why it’s time to tax the super-rich
On June 23rd, together with “Everyone Hates Elon”, we took over Venice’s Piazza San Marco with a 20-meter banner of billionaire Jeff Bezos. This week, he is reportedly celebrating his…
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‘Everyone Hates Elon’ and Greenpeace unfold giant banner on Piazza San Marco ahead of Bezos’ wedding
This isn't just about one person — it’s about changing the rules so no billionaire can dodge responsibility, anywhere.
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Why the UN finance conference in Sevilla must strongly support new global tax rules
Tax is a golden opportunity to make the world a better place. But first, we need to reform global tax rules and address deeply rooted injustices.
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G7 leaders fail to stand up and propel climate action
As G7 leaders grapple with how to de-escalate multiple conflicts they can ill afford to ignore another threat to global stability - the worsening climate emergency.
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Meet the people backing the Polluters Pay Pact
Ordinary people, from all walks of life, are are uniting around the Polluters Pay Pact to say: governments must recover what is owed from dirty energy companies. Read more about the stories behind the faces.
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New president, same planet: A young Korean’s perspective on the climate crisis
To make these ideas real, the power of citizens will become more important than ever. Great solutions have always been born out of great crises.
