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Japan funds toxic coal plants abroad emitting more pollution than domestic plants – Greenpeace analysis
Japan is currently the only G7 country still actively building new coal power plants at home and abroad, and is the second largest public investor in overseas coal projects among the G20 countries.
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Greenpeace analysis ranks global SO2 air pollution hotspots
SO2 is one of the main contributors to human death and disease from air pollution across the planet.
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Celebrating Indigenous resistance around the world
All around the world, from the United States to Finland, Brazil to Morocco, Indigenous People have been rising and resisting for centuries to protect their culture.
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From Hiroshima to now, can nuclear ever be peaceful?
Japan - the only country that has come under a nuclear attack during war and suffered one of the worst nuclear accidents in history - should abandon nuclear power.
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Greenpeace protests arrival of ship carrying climate-damaging soya feed
“Meat consumption is driving deforestation, monoculture farming for animal feed, and emissions from factory farms."
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People vs. Oil unveil posters and street art in 25 cities to tell truth about the climate crisis
The message is clear and unified: People around the world are holding the oil industry accountable for the global climate crisis.
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People vs Oil rise in 25+ cities to sound the alarm on the global climate emergency
People are publicly holding the oil industry accountable for causing climate anxiety, climate breakdown, climate disaster, and climate emergency in communities around the world.
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Chinese equity investments in energy reshape South and Southeast Asia – Greenpeace analysis
"It’s Beijing’s job to educate Chinese companies on coal risks and the potential of equity investment in renewables before a series of bad investments put a stink on the whole Belt and Road.”
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We need to unite to stop this climate emergency
June was the hottest month our planet has ever experienced and we’re set to experience our hottest July ever.
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The crunch question on climate: How can I help?
I wanted my friends and family to keep speaking to me, so I started to explore new ways to have conversations with them about climate change and the environmental crisis.
