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A Year After #SaveRajaAmpat, Greenpeace Report Reveals Nickel and Dirty Energy Threats in the Archipelago
A Year After #SaveRajaAmpat, Greenpeace Report Reveals Nickel and Dirty Energy Threats in the Archipelago
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Fossilflation: how fossil fuels are driving today’s cost‑of‑living crisis
We are not just in a “cost‑of‑living crisis”. Across Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas, fossil‑fuel price shocks are driving a new phase of inflation known as fossilflation, pushing up energy, food and housing costs while oil companies profit.
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Job opening: Senior Legal Advisor
This is a fixed-term position based in either Manila, Bangkok, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. Candidates who have the legal right to work and live in the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia and…
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Over 1,500 strong: Protest for Orang Asli and Asal rights
For generations, Orang Asli have protected their forests, rivers and ancestral territories. Recognising customary lands is not only a matter of justice and human rights, it is essential for protecting nature and securing a sustainable future for all.
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How to protect nature and territorial rights from the new mining rush
Biodiversity protection is vital to life on Earth. A new interactive tool from Greenpeace International and other organisations shows just how.
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Job opening: Grant Writer
This is a fixed-term position based in either Manila, Bangkok, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. Candidates who have the legal right to work and live in the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia and…
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How a ‘super’ El Niño risks worsening extreme weather in a climate changed world
It’s official: an El Niño has been confirmed and with it, expectations of another record hot-year.
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On the necessity of being in the field
Had I not been in this line of work, my exposure to the brutality of the real world would have been limited to my online news consumption and little else.
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5 reasons why we need thriving coastal communities to protect the oceans
This World Oceans Day, we are celebrating the people who have lived closest to the ocean for centuries.
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Global Ocean Justice Now
New report from Greenpeace and ocean communities: Global Ocean Justice Now Making the case for a human rights-based approach to marine conservation