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Massive forest fires in Siberia is a climate emergency
"These fires should have been put out at the very beginning, but were ignored due to weak policies."
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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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Climate crisis: IPCC to expose grim reality of deforestation and meat production
“This is a crisis of our own making, but it’s also a crisis we can solve if we act now."
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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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Scientists sound alarm about “destructive” deep sea mining as Greenpeace demands government action
"...1.5 million people around the world are calling for governments to protect our oceans and the hidden treasures of the deep sea from reckless exploitation."
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New Greenpeace report warns of ‘irreversible harm’ from deep sea mining
“The health of our oceans is closely linked to our own survival. Unless we act now to protect them, deep sea mining could have devastating consequences.”
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G19 resolve must urgently translate into climate action – Greenpeace
“The G19 resolve to act on climate remains steadfast, but what we need now is rapid action to address the climate emergency."
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Greenpeace France blocks arrival of soya ship to stop forest destruction
Today, 50 activists from France, Germany, and the Netherlands, blocked a freighter carrying soymeal for animal feed, coming from the port of Cotegipe, Salvador in Brazil.
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Thousands of endangered sharks slaughtered by overfishing, new report reveals
Activists confronted a fishing vessel yesterday around 200 miles away from The Azores as it was hauling in sharks on a longline, capturing shocking footage of their practices.
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Greenpeace turns world-famous ‘Iamsterdam’ landmark into solidarity message to save the Amazon
One of Europe's most photographed tourist attractions, the giant 'Iamsterdam' letters, was brought back today by Greenpeace to draw attention to another landmark vital to our survival: the Amazon rainforest.
