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Trump and Bolsonaro “meltdown” during UN Biodiversity Summit
Ice sculptures of presidents Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro melt in New York to illustrate their absence at the meeting and the urgency to act on the nature and biodiversity collapse.
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Greenpeace responds to Swedish oil company Preem withdrawing expansion plans, following protests
Swedish oil company Preem announced today it will cancel its plans to expand their oil refinery Preemraff.
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Bird prodigy and young activist leader holds most Northerly strike
18-year-old ornithologist and nature, climate and equal rights campaigner, Mya-Rose Craig, also known as “birdgirl”, is at the Arctic ice edge, North of Svalbard, 82.2° North, protesting in the world’s most northerly climate strike.
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Southeast Asia power sector scored: Bottlenecks and bailouts pose major climate risks
Of the eight Southeast Asian countries examined, none will achieve the target 1.5 degrees pathway without significant market and regulatory changes, while Vietnam performed the best and Indonesia performed the worst.
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Arctic in decline: sea ice minimum reaches second lowest extent on record
The 2020 Arctic sea ice minimum extent was reached on likely reached on 15 September at 3.74 million square kilometers.
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Activists from Greenpeace Nordic arrested after blocking oil tanker in Sweden
Six activists from Greenpeace Nordic climbed the cranes in the oil harbour at Preem’s oil refinery
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Greenpeace continues peaceful blockade despite authorities orders
The Rainbow Warrior is staying in Brofjorden to continue the peaceful protest.
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Rainbow Warrior continues to block Preem’s oil refinery
The Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior and Greenpeace Nordic activists are peacefully blocking the entrance of the Brofjorden port in Sweden
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Greenpeace ship stops oil tanker, demand Swedish PM chooses Paris over Preem
Today Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior and activists from Greenpeace Nordic peacefully blocked the entrance of the Brofjorden port to stop the oil tanker Grena Knutsen, destined for Preem’s oil refinery.
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New images of illegal fires in the Amazon show destruction advances
"The fires are not only a threat to climate and biodiversity, the smoke from the fires adds another threat to the health of people living in a country already strained by the COVID-19 crisis."
