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The true cost of AI romance: A 4.5-fold increase in emissions in one year
Every time ChatGPT answers a question, it consumes at least 10 times more power than a simple Google search. The electricity used by data centers is staggering, and emissions from AI chip manufacturing are rising rapidly.
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Greenpeace Malaysia calls for release of activists prohibited from leaving South Korea
Action in solidarity with activists prohibited from leaving South Korea for over four months after peaceful protest during INC-5.
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Would the world change if we taxed the super-rich?
You’re probably paying more taxes than the richest people on Earth. Why? Because, unlike you, the super-rich can evade paying their fair share.
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Transcript: Would the world change if we taxed the super-rich?
Transcript for the podcast of Would the world change if we taxed the super-rich?
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A particular personal point on reducing waste
This guest article by one of our eco-warriors highlights the challenges and rewards of going zero-waste, and why even small actions matter in protecting our planet.
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Hope in Action
It began with a spark—an act of hope in the face of crisis. A small group of activists dared to believe that people power could stand up to environmental destruction, and win.
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Growing roots of resilience with the Kelaik community
Greenpeace Malaysia and partners joined villagers and Ketua Adat Tata Ahak to launch Kitchen Farming—reviving traditions, protecting land, and growing food security.
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28 NGOS call for transparency in environmental impacts from Petronas gas pipeline explosion incident
A large blaze erupted along Sector 2 of the Peninsular Gas Utilisation Pipeline, operated by PETRONAS Gas Berhad. 22 civil society organisations call for transparency in the case.
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How to host a zero-waste event
Malaysian gatherings bring joy, but also waste. Iftar with Impact proved we can celebrate sustainably with reusable tableware and composting. Guests embraced the change, and so can you! Here’s how.
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Energy Transfer lawsuit verdict
Big Oil Bullies around the world will continue to try to silence free speech and peaceful protest, but the fight against Energy Transfer’s meritless SLAPP lawsuit is not over.
