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Uncovered: Unilever’s Complicity in the Plastics Crisis and Its Power to Solve It
Greenpeace International investigates the reality behind these soundbites. We expose the blight of Unilever’s single-use sachets on low-income communities and the glaring gap that exists between what the company says it will do, and what it actually does. We conclude by urging Unilever to grasp the opportunity presented by the new UN Global Plastics Treaty…
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Celebrating Milestones: Greenpeace Malaysia’s Journey to Break Free from Plastic
A once-in-a-generation opportunity to protect people and the planet from the climate and plastic crises.
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Act for Climate Justice in Malaysia at COP28
Greenpeace Malaysia highlights demands for Malaysia to step up its climate agenda at Asia Pacific Climate Week (APCW).
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Renewed calls for ASEAN to prioritise and protect citizens’ rights to clean air from transboundary haze
More cases of dangerous haze pollution have been observed in the last few weeks, particularly in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore.
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Greenpeace Malaysia Calls for Data Transparency in National Budget, Not Greenwashing
Will Budget 2024 be used effectively to tackle public safety concerns in relation to climate change?
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4 Ways We Can Stop Haze Pollution in Malaysia
Looking for solutions to haze pollution in Malaysia? Uncover four powerful ways to combat this environmental challenge and create a sustainable, haze-free future.
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Why Greenpeace is calling on governments to cut plastic production by at least 75% by 2040
A once-in-a-generation opportunity to protect people and the planet from the climate and plastic crises.
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Melissa Tan’s Zero-Waste Journey
Imagine a world where every action we take, every purchase we make, is purposeful and guided by a commitment to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Picture a lifestyle where waste is not just minimised but entirely eliminated, leaving behind a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable planet for future generations.
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Sahabat Alam Malaysia and Greenpeace Call for Genuine Reform of the Energy Sector, No To Nuclear Power Pathway
Sahabat Alam Malaysia and Greenpeace Call for Genuine Reform of the Energy Sector, No To Nuclear Power Pathway
