South Asia is facing a fossil fuel-driven climate crisis, with heatwaves, floods, and droughts already devastating communities and economies. While people pay the price, major polluters continue to profit. This issue brief advocates for holding polluters accountable through targeted taxation, legal liability, and fiscal and policy reforms to restore climate justice in the region.
Ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil, Greenpeace South Asia wrote to Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Environment outlining key priorities for the country’s climate negotiations. The letter calls on Sri Lanka…
Greenpeace South Asia responds to the new rapid analysis from World Weather Attribution (WWA), which finds that human-induced climate change significantly intensified the extreme rainfall that struck Sri Lanka during…
8th June, 2025. Greenpeace South Asia marked World Oceans Day 2025 with a powerful celebration at Gintota Beach in Galle, where a stunning gathering of kayaks featuring a majestic turtle…