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Shipping crisis or rigged system? How the war on Iran could make your food bills soar once again
The shipping delay caused by the war on Iran has exposed a rigged food system, where Big Ag has farmers hooked on fossil fuel-based fertilisers.
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How oil tankers stuck in the Strait of Hormuz south of Iran threatens the Gulf ecosystem
An alarming investigation by Greenpeace Germany has analysed the blocked Strait of Hormuz using ship movement data and satellite imagery and simulated the potential consequences of an oil spill in the Persian Gulf.
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Greenpeace International urges governments to defend international law, as evidence suggests breaches by deep sea mining contractors
As the International Seabed Authority (ISA) opens its 31st Session, Greenpeace International is calling on member states to take firm and swift action.
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Developing countries on deep sea mining front line stand to gain almost nothing if mining goes ahead – new independent analysis
A new independent study commissioned by Greenpeace International, reveals that current International Seabed Authority proposals would return virtually nothing to developing countries.
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Equity, Benefit-Sharing and Financial Architecture in the International Seabed Area
A new independent study commissioned by Greenpeace International, reveals that current International Seabed Authority proposals would return virtually nothing to developing countries
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Waves of Hope: our seven wishes for the oceans in 2026
Our most important requests for the protection of the oceans, in a decisive year for the future of the seas.
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Climate Whiplash: Understanding today’s violent weather extremes
Put simply, climate change, driven by the burning of coal, oil and gas, is catapulting vulnerable communities from one catastrophe to another.
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Yanomami health crisis, 3 years later
A look on how Indigenous health improvement and integrated action against illegal mining changed destruction and humanitarian emergency in the biggest Indigenous territory in Brazil.
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Global Ocean Treaty: Decades of history and international cooperation come of age
On 17 January, all anyone will hear will be the sea doing what it has always done. But on this day, humanity’s relationship with the world's oceans will profoundly change.
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Artists unveil street art around the world as historic Global Ocean Treaty comes into force
As the Global Ocean Treaty officially comes into force, artists worldwide unveil large-scale street art, celebrating the hard-won victory after two decades of campaigning.