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  • Image of the nuclear weapon test, Castle Bravo (yield 15 Mt) on Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands, 1 March 1954.
    Press Releases
    Nuclear, Health, Rainbow Warrior, Peace

    On Marshall Islands Remembrance Day, Greenpeace calls for nuclear justice and reparations from the United States

    "Today on Remembrance Day the trauma of Bravo continues for the remaining survivors and their descendents — this is a legacy not only of suffering, loss, and frustration, but also of strength, unity, and unwavering commitment to justice, truth and accountability.”

    Greenpeace International •
    1 Mar 2025
    3 min read
  • Evacuation of the Marshallese People from the Rongelap Atoll to Mejatto. © Greenpeace / Fernando Pereira
    Stories
    Nuclear, Health, Rainbow Warrior

    More powerful than Hiroshima: how the largest ever US nuclear weapons test built a nation of leaders in the Marshall Islands

    Like the resilient people of the Marshall Islands who refuse to give up, Greenpeace stands in genuine and deep solidarity by elevating the voices and stories of the communities impacted by the testing of nuclear weapons  and the dangers it imposes.

    Shiva Gounden and Shaun Burnie •
    28 Feb 2025
    4 min read
  • Activists in South Africa call for G20 leaders to tax the super-rich. © Greenpeace
    Stories
    Alternative Futures

    From Davos to G20: It’s time to tax the super-rich for a green and just future

    In January, Greenpeace activists sent a clear message at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland: #TaxTheSuperRich to fund a green and just future. This month, we are taking our demands for fair global tax rules to the G20 in South Africa, as the Finance Ministers meet for their first session.

    Cynthia Moyo •
    27 Feb 2025
    4 min read
  • From left to right: Joycelyn Longdon (co-host), Tariq Al-Olaimy, (Islamic Finance Advisor to Greenpeace MENA), Yewande Omotoso (co-host)
    Stories
    SystemShift, Alternative Futures, Health

    How could religious principles boost climate action?

    With an estimated 84% of the world’s population identifying with a religious group, faith communities hold immense potential for mobilising action on climate change.

    Camilo Sanchez •
    26 Feb 2025
    3 min read
  • Action during the G20 Summit in Brazil. © Tuane Fernandes / Greenpeace
    Press Releases
    Alternative Futures

    G20 must tax the super-rich to fund a green and just future

    G20 leaders convening at the 1st Finance and Central Bank Ministerial Meeting must maintain momentum towards effective taxation of the world’s super-rich and support an inclusive platform for international tax negotiations at the UN. 

    Greenpeace International •
    24 Feb 2025
    1 min read
  • From left to right: Joycelyn Longdon (co-host), Lali Riascos (guest), Mateus Fernandes (guest), Carl Schlyter (co-host), SystemShift podcast
    Stories
    SystemShift, Alternative Futures, Health

    Does the colour of your skin make you more vulnerable to climate change?

    It is impossible to disconnect climate action from the fight against racism and other forms of social exclusion.

    Camilo Sanchez •
    20 Feb 2025
    3 min read
  • Attika School Microgrid in Tahala. © Zakaria Wakrim / Greenpeace
    Press Releases
    Oil, Food, Alternative Futures, Climate

    European energy and agriculture investments in Middle East and North Africa risk replicating extractive neocolonial harms of Big Oil and Big Ag, warns Greenpeace report

    The transition to a green economy risks deepening inequality and replicating injustices of the fossil fuel era unless governments correct course, warns a new report by Greenpeace MENA and the MENAFem Movement for Economic, Development and Ecological Justice.

    Greenpeace International •
    19 Feb 2025
    3 min read
  • Action on Tanker with Petrochemicals Destined for Plastic Production in South Korea.
    Stories
    Plastics, Consumption, Actions

    The unfinished fight: A journey toward a strong global plastics treaty

    It has been more than two months since we boarded a plastics industry tanker in Daesan, South Korea, to highlight the urgent need for an effective plastics treaty.

    Alex Wilson •
    17 Feb 2025
    5 min read
  • From left to right: Yewande Omotoso, Rhoda Boateng, Carl Schlyter
    Stories
    SystemShift, Alternative Futures, Health

    Can a better climate create better jobs?

    A shift to a decarbonised economy isn’t just about swapping out coal for solar panels.  It has to fix the bigger picture, empowering the weak and weakening the powerful.

    Camilo Sanchez •
    12 Feb 2025
    3 min read
  • From left to right: Joycelyn Longdon (co-host), Dr. Rumman Chowdhury (guest), Carl Schlyter (co-host), SystemShift podcast
    Stories
    SystemShift, Alternative Futures, Health

    AI is changing elections: How can we protect democracy?

    “AI is something that amplifies the issues that are already prevalent in our democratic systems.”

    Camilo Sanchez •
    6 Feb 2025
    2 min read
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