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Pulping Borneo
Despite its well-publicized commitment to “No Deforestation”, Indonesia’s Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) Group, one of the world’s largest pulp and paper companies, still has deforestation in its pulp supply chain.
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Who Profits From War
The gas industry is using today’s news — the war and the energy crisis — to try to lock in more gas for decades, even though the industry knows it’ll be disastrous for the climate and international stability.
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Stop the Excavators
Greenpeace East Asia's report explores how heavy machinery used for illegal gold mining threatens the survival of Indigenous Peoples and our future.
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Shining Light on the Shadows
This document sets out a framework for use by researchers to discover the structure of corporate groups sustainability due diligence or as a tool to use in complaints or grievance mechanisms.
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Food Injustice 2020-2022
How 20 agribusiness corporations across the globe use their power to deliver outrageous profits to their shareholders while millions starve.
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Hooked on sharks
In this report, we chart the evolution of the North Atlantic shark fishery, tracking the distressing downward trajectory of shark populations and the consequent impacts on ocean health.
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Annual Report 2021
Even in the midst of suffering and hardship we saw great resilience, courage, compassion, kindness and strength in 2021.
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Poisoned Gifts
Nowhere is the failure of the fast fashion linear business model more visible than in the countries where many of these cheap clothes end up once their short lives are over. Greenpeace Germany went to Kenya and Tanzania to witness the problem of imported textile waste in these countries and to find out about some…
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Squids in the Spotlight
In this report, we examine the expansion of squid fisheries and look at three regions where this expansion has occurred.
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Self regulation: a fashion fairytale
A new Greenpeace Germany report shows that Detoxing fashion supply chains is a game changer but without regulation climate damage by the industry continues.
