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Many activists start out as lonely people, but we are never alone
A young Thai activist reflects on her experiences in starting the climate strike in Bangkok and how it has shaped her view of individual and collective action.
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Our favourite photos from the student climate strike
On Friday, March 15, 1.5 million school students took to the streets in 123 countries out of fear for their future, love of our planet and anger at our leaders.
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Unearthed: How palm oil sparked a diplomatic row between Europe and southeast Asia
From threats to cancel UK defence deals to pledges to stop imports of Norwegian salmon, European moves to restrict palm oil have enraged Malaysia and Indonesia.
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10 women and the world through their lens
With a camera in one hand and an eagle eye on the world, documenting this planet we call home is not easy. But these women are doing it in style.
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10 things you’ve always wanted to ask the students skipping school to fight climate change
“Adults — if you feel uncomfortable now, you’re going to feel uncomfortable for a while. Because we’re never going to back down.” Isra Hirsi just turned 16.
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We’re now one step closer to ending deforestation for palm oil
After Greenpeace International exposed how Wilmar was still buying palm oil from rainforest destroyers and selling this dirty palm oil to brands all over the world, you took action.
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Breakthrough as world’s largest palm oil trader gives forest destroyers nowhere to hide
Singapore – The world’s largest palm oil trader, Wilmar International, published a detailed action plan to map and monitor all of its suppliers. If implemented, it would mean one-step closer to eliminating deforestation.
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Greenpeace Malaysia’s First MAKE SMTHNG Week
Our first MAKE SMTHNG Week in Malaysia and it was organised and was a success because of our Greenpeace Volunteers.
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What do Oreo, Mondelez, Wilmar have to do with orangutans?
The deforestation here in Indonesia is alarming. Much of it happens to make way for palm oil, which is then used to make products like cookies, chocolate and shampoo.
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Our farmers in the age of climate change
When I heard that Typhoon Mangkhut was heading for the Philippines, news outlets were saying it was comparable to Haiyan and I wondered how the Philippines would cope yet again.
