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Deep Sea Mining: Understand the Risks
Deep Sea Mining is a Risky Bet for Your Investment and the Planet Economic Implications Over 37 financial institutions with more than EUR 3.3 trillion in assets have signed a…
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Oceans cannot keep pace with changes caused by climate crisis, warns new report
Greenpeace Greece activists project a message reading: ‘Ratify The Global Ocean Treaty’, close to the Temple of Poseidon near Athens. Greenpeace Greece activists project a series of ocean protection messages…
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Biden-Harris Administration Establishes Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary, A Landmark for Tribal-Led Conservation
Slo’w Gutierrez (L) and Violet Sage Walker (R) sing at an event at the base of Morro Rock in Morro Bay, California. The MY Arctic Sunrise traveled to Morro Bay…
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‘Blue Fish’ Blues: Why Supermarkets Cannot Utilize Seafood Eco-Labeling As Cover Against Slavery at Sea
New research is casting a harsh light on the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), a popular seafood eco-label that U.S. retailers use to appeal to eco-conscious shoppers. The study reveals that…
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US Department of Labor: Fish from Taiwan is caught with forced labor
Greenpeace USA calls for greater protections for fishers This is the third time that Taiwan’s distant water fishing industry has been included in the list, following the first listing in…
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New Report: Human Rights Abuses in $40 Billion Tuna Industry Still a Major Problem for U.S. Grocery Retailers
Of the 16 retailers, only Aldi and HyVee passed the scorecard. US retailers, given their economic power, play a key role in determining the human rights outcomes of tens of…
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Greenpeace Investigation Reveals Alarmingly High Levels of Shark Fishing Across the North Pacific
Calls on Governments to Urgently Ratify the Global Ocean Treaty Greenpeace investigators’ first-ever full-haul documentation has exposed widespread destructive fishing practices plaguing the North Pacific’s Emperor Seamounts, a unique underwater…
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The High Cost of Cheap Tuna: US Supermarkets, Sustainability, and Human Rights at Sea (3rd Edition)
Published: 08-27-2024 Edition: 3rd Download: PDF Frozen tuna being inspected prior to auction, at the Tsukiji wholesale fish market, the largest fish market in the world. Japan is the world largest consumer of tuna, and now faces price rises in the cost of the delicacy food, following tuna fishing quota reductions imposed by the International…
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Greenpeace USA Applauds US Support for Reducing Plastic Production
This move puts the US on the right side of history, standing with countries that recognize that we cannot recycle our way out of this crisis. Greenpeace US and Washington…
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Greenpeace USA Applauds American Samoa’s Seabed Mining Moratorium
Urges Biden-Harris Action Amid “Dark Oxygen” Discovery Hawaiian elder, cultural advocate and former statesman, Solomon Pili Kahoʻohalahala (right) and Hawaian cultural advocate Ekolu Lindsey (left) with Greenpeace USA Ocean Campaigner…