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Senior women protest at melting Swiss glaciers to highlight climate urgency, ahead of court case
'Our demand for the Swiss government is simple: respect our right to be safe and healthy with strong action against the climate emergency.'
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‘Victory for the planet’ – South Africans celebrate court win to stop Shell’s destructive oil exploration
South African courts revoked Shell's exploration ‘rights’ to do seismic blasting off its beautiful Wild Coast last week - and we’re still dancing with joy at the news!
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An address to UN delegates from a Greenpeace Africa campaigner
After two weeks, the UN Ocean Treaty talks failed to reach agreement. Awa Traore, Oceans Campaigner with Greenpeace Africa spoke at the closing plenary.
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Artists create art for clean air out of photos of blue skies
Greenpeace Malaysia collaborated with Malaysian art duo co2 to turn photographs of blue skies collected from all over the world into an artwork to demand clean air.
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Amazon rainforest fires 2022: Facts, causes, and climate impacts
The Amazon rainforest is shrinking. The fires in the Amazon are growing. And the impacts of this destruction are a risk to the entire planet.
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Greenpeace interrupts Gastech world gas fair: ‘Gas is not green. No more advertising of fossil fuels’
More than 50 Greenpeace activists from across Europe have interrupted the opening ceremony of Gastech, the world's most important meeting of gas, LNG, and hydrogen companies.
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How trustworthy are seafood brands…really?
For groups that have spent years monitoring and documenting human rights abuses in the seafood supply chain, it comes as no surprise that despite the claims and promises from seafood brands meant to instill consumer trust and confidence, that is not always the case.
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Greenpeace report highlights inequity in vulnerable groups’ exposure to air pollution and access to air quality data
A Greenpeace India report reveals that even though air pollution is a universal health problem that affects everyone on this planet, the risks are not evenly distributed amongst the population with some groups of people at greater risk of harm.
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Illegal fires in the Brazilian Amazon reach highest number since 2010
Despite an official ban on fires by the federal government, the number of fires in August was 18% higher than the prior year.
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Investigation finds suspected human rights abuse by suppliers of major US and Taiwanese seafood company
The report finds that information provided by Bumble Bee about its products is incomplete and, in some cases, incorrect.
