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Insurance is no longer working; why should Big Oil pay?
With violent weather events turning more numerous than at any other time in history, insurers are finding their original purpose becoming unsustainable.
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3 reasons why we need to ban private jets
The global private jets fleet has more than doubled in two decades. Here are 3 reasons why private jets must be banned.
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Pension funds should protect our future, not destroy it
Pension funds are key to protecting our future in the face of the climate crisis. That's why we need governments to hold corporations accountable.
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‘No new gas’: floating protest camp in the North Sea to prevent the construction of a fossil gas extraction platform
Dutch energy company ONE-Dyas is willing to risk the destruction of precious ecosystems in the Wadden Sea for a project for which legal proceedings against the permit are still ongoing.
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Investing in new gas infrastructure is like stepping on the accelerator of a car heading for a cliff
What we need to do is pull the handbrake. As newly (re-)elected Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) hold their first plenary session from 16 July, Greenpeace is urging them to consider a ban on new fossil fuel infrastructure.
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June 2024 was the hottest on record: Greenpeace calls for making polluters pay the mounting bill for extreme weather
Reacting to data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service that June 2024 was the hottest June on record, which makes it the 13th consecutive month for which the global average temperature reached a record.
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5 reasons why ‘natural’ (fossil) gas is no better than oil and coal
Just because natural gas has the word ‘natural’ in it, doesn’t mean that it is safe for the planet, people and the climate. Let’s bust the myth: natural gas = fossil gas.
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Greenpeace activists scale fossil gas platform in Gulf of Thailand to challenge offshore carbon capture scam
Activists from Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior conducted a peaceful banner protest against a proposed offshore carbon capture and storage(CCS) site at the Arthit fossil gas field located in the Gulf of Thailand.
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Greenpeace calls on embattled G7 to re-engage on climate and biodiversity leadership
“Taxing the billions of dollars in profits of the fossil fuel industry to fund climate action at home and abroad could be their stake in history and a win for people and planet.”
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Climate talks stalemate: Troika must now propel both climate finance and action
"Damning silence on what finance might be offered is stymying efforts to raise ambition and is a dereliction of duty to people battling climate-fuelled storms, fires and droughts.”
