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Lynas licence extension raises governance and accountability concerns
Greenpeace Malaysia expresses deep concern over the government’s decision to grant a 10-year operating licence extension to Lynas Malaysia, despite unresolved long-standing issues surrounding radioactive waste management and regulatory transparency.
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Orang Asli defenders in Pos Simpor, Kelantan face possible arrest amid peaceful blockade on customary land
Greenpeace Malaysia stands in solidarity with the Orang Asli community of Pos Simpor and reiterates that all actions affecting Indigenous customary lands must proceed only with Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC).
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Greenpeace to new plastics treaty talks chair: Restore trust, transparency and ambition
Greenpeace International said the appointment must mark a turning point for the Global Plastics Treaty talks and the start of a renewed effort to rebuild trust in the process
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2025 Year Wrapped in Momentum
2025 was a year of steady progress. This is a look back at how people power carried momentum forward for people and planet.
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Why fossil gas is a bad deal for Southeast Asia
Fossil gas is often described as a cleaner and safer option for our region. But when you look closely at the evidence.
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Understanding fossil gas, methane, and LNG
Fossil gas is often surrounded by confusing technical terms. This glossary breaks down the key concepts in clear and simple language, so you can understand exactly why fossil gas is…
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Laporan Baharu Greenpeace MENA dan GEFI Dedahkan Jutaan Kematian Tahunan Akibat Pencemaran Arang Baru
Greenpeace MENA dan Global Ethical Finance Initiative (GEFI), melancarkan laporan terbaharu bertajuk "Menilai Semula Arang Batu dalam Kewangan Islam: Keperluan Etika untuk Penyahpelaburan dan Kelestarian".
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Statement on Perak River Turning Blue and Suspended Mining Operations
Greenpeace Malaysia is deeply concerned about the Perak River turning bright blue and the subsequent suspension of mining operations by mining companies
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Digging deep into the latest developments on Lynas and the state of the rare earth industry in Malaysia
Greenpeace Malaysia and Save Malaysia Stop Lynas (SMSL) expressed deep concern over the Malaysian government’s continued leniency toward Lynas and questioned the scientific and regulatory basis for the possible renewal of its Full Operating Stage Licence (FOSL) in March 2026.
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A journey through 25 years of hope
It sounds like a long time, but for Greenpeace Southeast Asia, it feels like a heartbeat.A heartbeat that began in a small office filled with big dreams that people, united…