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U.S. documents forced labor at sea, leaves Taiwan and Indonesia trafficking rankings unchanged
The U.S. State Department’s annual Trafficking in Persons Report identified persistent failures by Taiwan and Indonesia to protect fishers from forced labor, yet left both governments’ rankings unchanged.
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Energy Transfer SLAPP case: eight reasons why justice demands a new trial
The trial held in Mandan, North Dakota in the Energy Transfer SLAPP case was fundamentally flawed in multiple ways.
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Toxic AI boom breathes new life into a dying forever chemical industry
If PFAS are built into the backbone of the AI economy, they will remain in our water, soil and bodies for generations to come.
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Indonesian fishers win another round against Bumble Bee Foods’ attempt to dismiss human trafficking lawsuit
A California federal judge today conclusively denied the Bumble Bee tuna company’s request that the court reconsider its decision to allow a human trafficking case brought by Indonesian fishers to proceed.
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There’s a hidden ingredient in Gerber baby food pouches. It’s microplastics.
A new investigation found an estimated 5,000 microplastic particles in a single pouch of Gerber baby food. Every pouch we tested had them.
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Both party frontrunners in CA Governor’s race failing climate voters
Greenpeace USA analysis of top candidates reveals stark differences on issues that will define California's climate future.
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Four Indonesian fishers take on a U.S. tuna giant and offer hope for workers at sea
When Akhmad felt liquid pooling in his boot, he thought seawater was leaking in. He later realized it was his own blood.
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In Trump’s illegal war with Iran, the only winners are the oil and gas companies
Trump’s stated desire to control resources – especially oil and gas – is behind most of this foreign policy violence.
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Trump is making us sicker – and lying about it
A new scientific study has provided the most comprehensive look at how our attachment to oil and gas is killing people and making us sick.