All articles
-
Meet the Greenpeace women campaigning to end the age of fossil fuels
To avoid even more catastrophic extreme weather events and health hazards from coal, oil and gas projects, we must push back against polluting industries. Every new fossil fuel project makes our planet less and less habitable.
-
GreenAct: a mobile app for volunteer and activist communities
Built by (and for) activists, the ads-free, and community-owned technology is now available in a few countries, with more coming.
-
Annual Report 2021
Even in the midst of suffering and hardship we saw great resilience, courage, compassion, kindness and strength in 2021.
-
Photographic memories III
From 1974 to 1982, I served as photographer on Greenpeace campaigns. This is the third collection of memories inspired by photographs of early ecology actions.
-
Hope floats: the Greenpeace Esperanza retires after two decades, but the light shines on
For over 20 years, the Greenpeace ship 'Esperanza' - 'Hope' in English' - lit up the darkness in the fight to protect the environment. Its voyage has now come to an end, leaving behind a proud legacy.
-
Greenpeace International Executive Director steps down to become German Government Climate Envoy
Jennifer Morgan relinquished all duties on 10 February. Norma Torres, formerly Greenpeace International’s Chief Operating Officer, has been appointed as interim Executive Director.
-
Why is Greenpeace talking about taxing the super rich?
Taxing the super rich would raise US $2.52 trillion a year. Imagine what that could do to protect health, climate and nature. #FightInequality
-
Ecology? Look it up! You’re still involved
This year has been the 50th Anniversary of Greenpeace. During this era, a half-century ago, citizens around the world began seeing signs of a pending ecological crisis, and began to talk about it.
-
How Greenpeace monitors impact within its volunteer and activist communities
Using technology to empower the movement and its data to continuously improve it.
-
Greenpeace sues Volkswagen for fuelling the climate crisis and violating future freedom and property rights
Car companies like Volkswagen need to take responsibility and act much faster to phase out the highly-polluting internal combustion engine, and decarbonise their activities.