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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
Greenpeace has given new meaning to a statue in New Zealand, occupied an airport for 36 hours, and celebrated Valentine's Day with a political march. Here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace work this week. Comment below which you like best!
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Another year of war in Ukraine: Energy grid attacks among Russia’s escalating crimes
The war has made it clear that green technologies are no longer just about environmental protection or cost savings. In Ukraine, they have become a matter of survival, security, and resilience.
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Will the International Olympic Committee stand with athletes or Big Oil?
The campaign to end fossil fuel sponsorship of the Olympic Games has escalated rapidly, placing the IOC under growing public pressure.
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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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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
The Grim Reaper at the Washington Post, a mobilisation against pesticides and many more actions around the world. Here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace work this week.
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
Jane Fonda at a Greenpeace Premiere in the US, the OILympics in Milan, and protests against Shell and ICE, here is some of Greenpeace’s work from around the world this week
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The UN Tax Convention could be a game-changer. So why is ambition still stuck in first gear?
Governments demand climate finance and fair taxation but resist the global rules needed to deliver them. The UN Tax Convention could be the solution, so what’s standing in its way?
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An oil and gas corporation killing winters with its planet-heating pollution is sponsoring the Winter Olympics. Could it be Eni more ironic?
Greenpeace Italy has released a hard-hitting video that exposes the irony of a company that is melting winter, sponsoring the Winter Games.
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The climate crisis and the future of the Winter Olympics
More than half of the potential host cities Winter Games will be “climate-unreliable” by the 2080s!
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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.