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Environmental storytelling for a Chinese audience: reporting from the Amazon rainforest with “Aunt Bear”
Connecting the dots on protecting wildlife, Cali locals, and the charisma of the cockroach
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More businesses join the call for a strong UN Plastics Treaty, support global change
As the final scheduled UN Global Plastics Treaty negotiations approach, the voices supporting and calling for an ambitious Treaty are getting louder.
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Boots to boost justice: Standing in solidarity with Indonesian migrant fishers
But this is not a story about boots – it’s about what the boots represent.
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5 ways to take action to support people and ocean health
Solutions to ensure a fair and sustainable future for the ocean and the people
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Greenpeace: Governments have yet to rise to the moment and vote in favour of a moratorium on deep sea mining
The 30th session of the International Seabed Authority (ISA) ends with governments continuing to fall short in protecting the deep sea.
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Every Breath You Take
This groundbreaking report maps the locations of petrochemical facilities linked to plastics in 11 countries.
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89 billion and counting: Unilever’s out of control plastic sachet habit
A report by Greenpeace UK in 2023 exposed Unilever as the world’s biggest corporate seller of plastic sachets and revealed that the consumer giant sells a whopping 1,700 plastic sachets around the world every single second.
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Governments are not powerless in the face of deep sea miners colluding with Trump
The 30th session of the International Seabed Authority resumes today. 37 governments are calling for a moratorium on deep sea mining.
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Vanishing millet fields, endangered sparrows: The climate crisis and Taiwan’s forgotten guardians
The intertwined fate of these species underscores a deeper truth: supporting Indigenous knowledge and ways of life is not only a matter of cultural preservation, but also a crucial step in safeguarding Taiwan’s biodiversity.
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5 things to know about the company trying to start deep sea mining: The Metals Company
What makes The Metals Company a threat to the ocean, international conventions, transparency and the clean energy transition?
