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Greenpeace reveals 8 Middle-Eastern cities among most polluted in the world
Groundbreaking analysis of new satellite data by Greenpeace for the period of June 1 to August 31 reveals that several Middle Eastern cities feature in the most polluted cities in the world in terms of NO2 air pollution ranking.
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Global survey reveals FMCG companies’ contribution to plastic pollution crisis
Fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) corporations are a predominant force behind the throwaway economic model driving the plastic pollution crisis, according to a comprehensive sector survey Greenpeace International released today.
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Greenpeace welcome Gebel el-Zeit wind farm as landmark energy plant
Africa's greatest onshore wind farm. 131 wind turbines SWT 2.3 101 generate in total 301 MW electric power. Dromedars walk between the wind turbines.
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Greenpeace on the announcement of a coal-fired power plant project in Egypt: This constitutes a dangerous setback for Egypt’s ambition
In response to the announcement by the State-run Egyptian Electricity Holding Company of the winning consortium to build a 6,000 megawatt coal-fired power plant in the Red Sea port of Hamrawein, Julien Jreissati Arab World campaigner at Greenpeace Mediterranean said:
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Moroccans send a message to the world: Break Free from fossil fuel and go solar!
Casablanca,29th April 2018: Hundreds of people joined today Greenpeace sun-shaped human banner reading: "Break Free - Go Solar" with the landmark mosque Hassan II in the background in Casablanca-Morocco.
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Greenpeace: Shale gas ambitions jeopardize Algeria’s scarce water resources
In reaction to Algeria’s plan to attract more investment in the fossil fuel sector, notably shale gas, to meet local energy consumption, Julien Jreissati, Arab World campaigner at Greenpeace Mediterranean said: “Shale fossil fuel is the dirtiest of them all as it is retrieved via fracking, a destructive process which will jeopardize the country’s limited…
