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Greenpeace: reinsurance industry ensures climate emergency role
15 Greenpeace activists are peacefully protesting at a key reinsurance meeting in Baden-Baden today to expose their role in the climate emergency.
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UK ‘undecided’ on Shell’s plan to leave oil waste in the North Sea — Greenpeace response
"The UK government needs to see sense and put the goal of protecting the ocean for current and future generations firmly above Shell’s profits."
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Greenpeace turns exhibition sponsored by EU’s 3rd largest insurer into climate intervention
“There is no coal without insurance."
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Greenpeace activists board Shell oil rigs in protest against plans to leave behind oil in the North Sea
“Shell’s plans are a scandal. With escalating climate emergency and species extinction, we need healthy oceans more than ever."
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Mayors from 14 major cities commit to cut meat consumption – Greenpeace response
Some of the world’s largest cities have signed a commitment to reduce meat served in their public institutions as part of their response to the global climate emergency.
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World’s Scientists call on city mayors to reduce meat in public canteens
“Mayors are in charge of millions of meals every day. They should do everything in their power to create a healthy future for both citizens and the planet.”
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Two decades of campaigning win one of Russia’s largest nature reserves
Russia has established one of its largest old-growth nature reserves; a 300,000 hectares area larger than the size of Luxembourg, after two decades of campaigning.
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Greenpeace report exposes how multinationals are pretending to solve the plastic crisis
“Despite the increasing scientific understanding of the irreversible damage plastic can cause to our environment and communities, plastic production is projected to dramatically increase in the coming years."
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New IPCC report shows critical need for accelerated climate action and oceans protection
“The science is both chilling and compelling. The impacts of human-made carbon emissions on our oceans are on a much larger scale and happening way faster than predicted."
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Palm oil and pulp companies with most burned land go unpunished as Indonesian forest fires rage
None of the ten palm oil concessions in Indonesia with the largest total burned areas received serious civil or administrative sanctions.
