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Four ways Europe’s governments must respond to the global energy crisis
It’s a volatile time for Europe. War. Historically high gas, oil, and electricity prices. High inflation. Looming recession. Climate crisis. Soon, winter will arrive, leaving people at risk of a choice between being able to afford to heat their homes or cook their meals.
Marie Bout7 min read -
If cities could talk: Voices for urban justice
The human population has reached 8 billion, and more than half of us live in cities. Urban areas have a crucial role in tackling climate change.
Camilo Sanchez1 min read -
Taking the shine off SHEIN: Hazardous chemicals in SHEIN products break EU regulations, new report finds
A new Greenpeace Germany report finds the use of hazardous chemicals underpins SHEIN’s ultra fast fashion business model.
Greenpeace International4 min read -
A step towards climate justice
The 27th UN Climate summit ends in overtime with some success but much more left to be done.
Gaby Flores3 min read -
COP27 Loss and Damage Finance Facility a down payment on climate justice
Greenpeace on the ending of COP27
Greenpeace International2 min read -
Latest COP27 draft cover – Greenpeace Comment
Commenting on the latest draft cover from the COP27 Presidency
Greenpeace International1 min read -
Greenpeace response to the latest Egyptian Presidencies draft COP27 Cover note
"Climate Justice will not be served if this sets the bar for a COP27 outcome.”
Greenpeace International1 min read -
African activists promise resistance at home to oil-and-gas touting leaders
Climate activists from across sub-Saharan Africa vow to resist the dash for fossil fuels by African leaders at COP27.
Greenpeace International8 min read -
Update from COP27: a long way to go
As the second week of COP27 begins, let’s check in on what happened week one at COP27 and the action that needs to happen now.
Gaby Flores5 min read -
Greenpeace comment on COP27 Presidency’s skeleton outline of a possible cover note
"The cover note must make it clear that limiting temperature rise to 1.5C by 2100 is the only acceptable interpretation of the Paris Agreement"
Greenpeace International1 min read









