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Trillions within reach, yet governments’ Global Tax Treaty draft lets the richest climate polluters off the hook
Greenpeace International is calling on governments to raise their ambition at the fifth round of negotiations on the Global Tax Treaty.
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As war on Iran drives monster Q2 profits for Big Oil, communities struggle with extreme weather and soaring costs
Chevron and ExxonMobil today reported combined profits of more than US$26 billion for the second quarter, closing another bumper earnings season for the world’s largest oil and…
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ISA hands contract extension to TMC despite support for unlawful deep sea mining, proving need for immediate moratorium, says Greenpeace
Greenpeace International strongly condemns the International Seabed Authority (ISA) Council’s decision to extend The Metals Company subsidiary Nauru Ocean Resources Inc’s (NORI) exploration contract, despite its support for the pursuit of unlawful deep sea mining via US unilateralism
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Greenpeace ask Dutch court to force disclosure on JBS US$2.5bn Nigerian expansion as litigation looms
Greenpeace Netherlands has petitioned a Dutch court seeking to compel meat giant JBS to disclose information in order to challenge its business policies in court.
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Greenpeace unfolds massive anti-Trump banner ahead of US 250th celebration in Brussels
Greenpeace Belgium activists unrolled a massive banner in the historic Grand Place square, ahead of a celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary in the EU capital.
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Local communities in Croatia celebrate victory against one of Europe’s largest chicken factories
This is a huge victory for people power that sends a clear message to Big Ag corporations: not here, not anywhere. Communities in Croatia have shown that when we stand together, we can stop corporations and their billionaire bosses in their tracks.
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Finance stalls while mixed signals emerge on fossil fuel phase-out in Bonn climate talks
Instead of systematically trying to renegotiate 1.5°C and eliminate science from key negotiating tracks, what’s required is a fair, fast and funded just transition and an end to forest destruction by 2030.
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Dutch government “legally bound” to act over rogue deep sea mining plans – legal analysis
Plans by Swiss-Dutch offshore giant Allseas to operate machinery for deep sea mining firm The Metals Company under unilateral U.S. authorisation directly violate the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, according to a groundbreaking legal opinion released today.
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World’s richest 0.01% estimated to have nearly US$1 trillion in annual climate debt – Greenpeace report
“We are learning that the climate impact of extreme wealth is far greater than previously understood. Yet governments often urge ordinary people to carry the burden of climate action while paying far less attention to those with the greatest climate debt"
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COP31 electrification push a welcome first step, but insufficient without ending fossil fuels
"Real climate leadership means winning the electrification race, not just by talking about clean energy, but by setting bold and just fossil fuel phase-out dates as part of a transition away from all fossil fuels.”