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Standing Together in Hope
We are in a really difficult moment. Many of us don’t have the words to express the roller coaster of emotions we have been on these past few weeks, let…
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Open Letter to the Biden Administration on a Global Plastics Treaty
Dear President Biden, We appreciate your leadership in securing a Global Oceans Treaty that creates a path to protecting 30% of our oceans by 2030. Winning the treaty was truly…
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War on Iran oil price shock drove most of 2026 rise in US inflation, new Greenpeace analysis finds
A new Greenpeace Germany analysis exposing the scale of fossilflation shows the rise in oil prices accounted for around 75 percent of the total inflation..
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Greenpeace USA responds to report showing that AI’s net impact is a disaster for global emissions
At a time when the world’s attention is captured by a fast and dirty data center buildout, an even more sinister climate threat continues…
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Justice still on the horizon for fishermen suing Bumble Bee in forced labor case, despite setback
The protections these fishermen sought are basic safeguards that responsible companies should already have in place. Companies should not need a court order to protect the people whose labor makes their profits possible. Big Seafood must act now to ensure forced labor has no place in its supply chains.
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Tech companies have promised not to pass on the cost for energy: they never promised to spare communities the health impacts
Going off-grid gives many tech firms a way to directly power data centers, but it has also come to mean less scrutiny and more pollution.
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Dutch court hears Greenpeace International’s arguments against Energy Transfer’s latest attempt to evade accountability
Dutch court hears Greenpeace International’s arguments against Energy Transfer’s latest attempt to evade accountability
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Greenpeace reacts to threat of Iran war on global food price shock
Amsterdam, Netherlands – Reacting to the news that disruption to global fertiliser supply chains caused by Iran’s effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz may lead to a global food…
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New Greenpeace International evidence reveals breaches by deep sea mining contractors: Governments must defend international law
As governments gather this week for the latest Council session of the International Seabed Authority (ISA), evidence submitted by Greenpeace International raises questions about whether The Metals Company (TMC), its subsidiaries, and subcontractors may have breached the regulator’s exploration contracts.
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Greenpeace USA response to the Department of Homeland Security killing a US citizen participating in nonviolent protest
WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 26, 2026 ) – In response to the killing of Alex Pretti by federal immigration officers in Minneapolis today, Folabi Olagbaju, Democracy Campaign Director, Greenpeace USA, said: