The Latest Breaking News from Greenpeace

Getting Bangkok ready for the consequences of climate change is crucial for saving this megacity from being submerged under rising sea levels, climate experts say.

Brazil's Navy has sunk a decommissioned 1960's aircraft carrier that had been floating offshore for three months, despite environmental groups claiming the ship was packed with asbestos and other toxic materials.

Greenpeace criticises a South Island university over industry-funded research

Four activists board 52,000-tonne vessel north of Canary Islands and demand company ‘Stop drilling – start paying’

CLIMATE activists have boarded a vessel carrying a floating oil and gas platform to a field in the North Sea.

Ryan Simmons, 36, threw pink paint at the headquarters of Greenpeace, Amnesty International, Christian Aid and Friends of the Earth in July 2020.

Niger’s northern town of Arlit has been left wallowing in 20 million tonnes of radioactive waste after a uranium mine run by French company Orano (formerly Areva) closed down. People living in the area are exposed to levels of radiation above the limits recommended by health experts.

Briefing notes obtained by FoI reveal minister meeting with Drax CEO was told Greenpeace supported practice

Headlines make it seem like all plastic recycling is a doomed endeavor — but is that the complete picture? Not exactly.