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UN Tax Treaty talks key to unlocking trillions for climate finance and nature protection
Hundreds of Greenpeace Africa volunteers spell out demands for tax justice on the eve of UN Tax Treaty talks in Nairobi: Tax the Super-rich for People and Planet.
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4 things Greenpeace is fighting for at COP30
At COP30 in Belém, Greenpeace is demanding action to end deforestation, phase out fossil fuels, protect Indigenous Peoples, and make polluters pay. Discover our key demands for a just and liveable future.
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7 Months, 7 Countries, One Mission: Stop Fossil Gas
For seven months the Greenpeace ships Arctic Sunrise and Witness were on a mission across Europe to expose the fossil gas trap and show that a renewables-powered future is already within reach.
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How politicians can make polluters pay at COP30 and the UN Tax Convention
The fossil fuel industry and other major polluters driving the climate crisis must be held financially accountable for harm caused. COP30 and the UN Tax Convention must take decisive action: it's time to make polluters pay.
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UNEP warns 1.5°C dangerously at risk, Greenpeace comment
Greenpeace demands leaders agree on a global response plan at COP30 as new major UN report warned the global temperature is projected to rise
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Filipinos experience the worst typhoons every year. Now, they’re suing Shell.
Super Typhoon Odette (Super Typhoon Rai) swept through the Philippines in December 2021, wreaking havoc on multiple islands, affecting over 10 million people.
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European human rights court sets climate limits for the oil industry
The ruling establishes new, binding legal obligations that will reshape how governments approach fossil fuel development.
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UN report exposes climate ambition gulf, COP30 must now respond
Greenpeace is calling for this year’s UN climate summit COP30 to deliver an emphatic response to the glaring ambition gap exposed in the UNFCCC’s synthesis report aggregating 2035 climate action plans.
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Greenpeace responds to New Zealand’s dairy industry-backed methane rollback
New Zealand’s government has confirmed it will rewrite its climate law to weaken the country’s methane emissions target – a move Greenpeace warns will violate the Paris Agreement and embolden other major meat and dairy producers and exporters, including Ireland and Uruguay, to follow suit.