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The letter the world’s largest meat company wished would never be written
Meat giant JBS cancelled their shareholder meeting today as activists hung banners dripping fake blood and demanding ‘Keep your bloody business out of Africa’. A legal intervention to expose JBS’ destructive expansion plans and force their billionaire executives out of the shadows has also been initiated by Greenpeace Netherlands.
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The $2.5 Billion Secret: What the world’s largest meat company is hiding in Nigeria
There is a titan of industry driving dangerous climate destruction and it is currently setting its sights on a massive expansion in Africa.
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From Forests to Oceans: Meet five Earth Defenders showing what real protection is
From the Amazon to the Congo Basin to Thailand, meet five Earth Defenders whose stories serve as inspiration to join the movement to protect the planet.
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“The Answer Is Us”: Brazil’s largest Indigenous mobilisation set the tone for a decisive year for forests
Thousands of Indigenous Peoples gathered in Brasilia for the 22nd Free Land Camp (ATL),the largest Indigenous mobilisation in Brazil and one of the biggest in the world.
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New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra admits lawbreaking to settle greenwashing lawsuit
The world’s largest dairy exporter, New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra has admitted that the packaging on its flagship Anchor-brand butter breached fair trade laws in order to settle a lawsuit brought by Greenpeace Aotearoa in 2024.
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Leading environmental groups demand McDonald’s act to defend Amazon Soy Moratorium
Leading environmental groups Greenpeace International and Mighty Earth have issued an open letter to McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski, urging the fast-food giant to intervene…
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Greenpeace transforms EU HQ into Trump Tower in call for leaders to resist Trump’s cruel agenda
The US government and its corporate lobbyists have been putting pressure on the EU to dismantle some of its environmental and social protections, such as the EU’s anti-deforestation law, the methane regulation, and the digital tax.
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Happy anniversary to the Paris Agreement? A 10-year review of climate action, setbacks and the fight to keep 1.5°C alive
Ten years after the Paris Agreement was adopted at COP21, governments remain dangerously off track from staying within the 1.5°C limit. What must happen now to cut fossil fuel emissions and end deforestation?
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Amazon ash art performance by Brazilian artivist Mundano demands action for forests at COP30
Brazilian artivist Mundano delivered, in partnership with Greenpeace a striking art installation to demand world leaders take bold action for forests at COP30.
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At COP30, the 1.5°C climate limit can still be saved
The world’s shared promise to limit global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels is hanging by a thread. This is not the moment to surrender. It is the moment to act.