The current economic system is driven by the lie that endless growth is both good and sustainable. And it is the corporations (and often governments) that are benefiting the most from this consumer culture. This is why we’re challenging the practices and business models that drive this culture of consumption, through individual actions and sustained pressure on corporations and key decision makers to put us on a sustainable path before it’s too late.
Our vision
We are aiming for a transformation of how we see the world and ourselves in it. We want to support a shift from consumption to sharing, from competition to collaboration.rnrnWe need a world where oceans and forests are protected and are allowed to flourish. We need a new story to emerge, one that places the entire Earth’s ability to thrive above the greed of a few.
Our campaigns
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Filipino communities to sue Shell for damages linked to Super Typhoon Odette
Filipino survivors of Super Typhoon Odette (Rai) announced in a press conference in Quezon City that they will be filing a case in the United Kingdom against British oil giant Shell for its role in driving the climate crisis.
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Greenpeace to DOE: Carbon-credit rules not a license to profit—must cut emissions now
DOE is railroading carbon markets purportedly to reduce emissions—but at the same time, they’re playing godfather to fossil gas projects, and putting more exemptions to the coal plant moratorium. This clearly doesn’t add up.
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Greenpeace on Coral reef ‘tipping point’—end fossil fuel expansion, make those most responsible pay
The science is clear: the coral reefs are dying. Without them, billions will lose their lifeline and source of food and livelihood.