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The UN officially recognised the right to a healthy environment. Here’s what that means.
Historic UN resolution recognises the universal human right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment - what it means for people and planet.
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In Conversation with anti-apartheid activist Pregs Govender
Renowned anti-apartheid activist, politician and author Pregs Govender chats to fellow author and Greenpeace Storytelling Advisor Yewande Omotoso about her activism - then, and now
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Coping with Climate Grief: Advice from an Environmental Psychologist
When we raise our expectations about what is possible, grow our inner strength muscles, and do what matters, we can have a personal and a collective impact.
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How the climate crisis is perpetuating hate crimes in South Africa
Without sensitisation of the climate crisis, the LGBTQIA+ community remain at risk of violence, exclusion from the economy and climate relief efforts
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Greenwashing is driving our descent into climate catastrophe. But we can stop it
Activism works. If we could ban tobacco advertising and sponsorship, we can ban fossil fuel propaganda
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Greenpeace seizes 30km of industrial fishing gear in North Atlantic
Activists on board the Arctic Sunrise have confiscated 30km of fishing gear from two European industrial longline fishing vessels in the North Atlantic. One was operating in a Marine Protected Area.
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That work that rekindles the sparkle in our eyes
Returning to the Amazon and witnessing its splendor renews our strength to fight against the destruction and violence that consume us and the forest.
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Beyond GDP: Alternatives to capitalism already exist
Over the past two years, the world has faced ever-increasing climate and environmental catastrophes against the backdrop of the worst pandemic in a century.
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‘Don’t get trapped’: One worker’s warning about what really happens in the fishing industry
A fisher shares his story of forced labour in the high seas and how he's fighting back to help protect the rights of migrant workers in the industry.
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Greenpeace investigation challenges nuclear agency on Chornobyl radiation levels
Radiation levels in areas where Russian military operations occurred were found to be at least three times higher than the estimation by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
