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Scientists aboard Greenpeace Antarctic expedition find abundance of life in southernmost submarine research dive in history
"Marine life has been thriving, hidden below sea ice for thousands of years. We will use data from this dive to call for the area to get the protection it urgently needs."
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Care at the core
“To build any green and just future, an economic transformation must advance racial, gender, economic and climate justice by focusing on care.”
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6 African women shaping the climate conversation
There are many women who will not be silenced when it comes to conversations around their futures, and they're shaping the way we think about the climate crisis
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New analysis on severe nuclear hazards at Zaporizhzhia plant in Ukraine – only solution is immediate end to war
Russia's invasion of Ukraine poses an unprecedented nuclear threat, according to analysis on severe hazards at Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
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5 things you need know about the new IPCC WG2 report
The world’s leading climate scientists just released their latest assessment on the impacts of climate change and how and to what extent those impacts can be adapted to.
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New IPCC report: we are not prepared for what is coming
Focusing on impacts, adaptation and vulnerability, the newest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report lays out how severe the impacts of climate change already are.
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Antarctic Sea Ice Minimum set for a record low
Over the past two decades, the region has seen extreme variations in its sea ice extent, but this year’s drop is unprecedented since measurements began.
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How people power helped save the Argentine Sea from oil companies
When the Argentine State ruled in favor of oil companies, Greenpeace Argentina took action.
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Campaigners warn of ‘unthinkable’ restrictions on civil society participation at Global Ocean Treaty negotiations
Historic negotiations at the UN towards a Global Ocean Treaty could face unprecedented restrictions on civil society participation.
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Look up! Another warning by IPCC climate scientists is heading our way
The next part of the IPCC assessment is coming and will pick up where the previous one left off: on the impacts of the climate crisis on humanity and the ecosystems we depend on.