Farming and solar panels can work together – here’s the proof
From sheep and chickens to bees and berries, these farmers are producing food and clean energy from the very same fields.
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Deforestation in the Amazon worse than ever for September ahead of Brazilian elections
An area almost twice the size of New York City was deforested in September alone - more than any other September on record
Greenpeace campaigners interrupt Truss’s conference speech to ask: “Who voted for this?”
Truss accused of shredding Tory manifesto: "Nobody voted for fracking, nobody voted to cut benefits, nobody voted to trash nature, nobody voted to scrap workers' rights."
How sewage got into UK rivers and seas, and how to fix it
Step onto a British beach and you might notice a warning sign saying there's sewage in the water. After years of deregulation and budget cuts for environmental agencies, our waters are at crisis point. But sewage is just one part of a much bigger problem.
“Green” energy giant Drax pays out $3 million to settle toxic pollution claims
PM’s plan to weaken water rules will make sewage problem worse
Nationwide energy-saving home insulation scheme could inject almost £7bn into economy and slash bills
The future of Greenpeace’s ships
Greenpeace is making plans for a new, green ship that’ll boost our campaigns and cut our fossil fuel use. Here’s what you need to know.
You’re not imagining it – there really were a lot of climate disasters this summer
Sometimes climate change seems far away, then we’re hit with heatwaves, droughts, floods and fires. 2022’s summer of disasters broke records worldwide.
Government’s Marine Management Organisation blocks Greenpeace UK boulder action overnight
The MMO, the government agency in charge of protecting our seas, has intervened to stop Greenpeace UK placing more boulders in the South West Deeps (East) Marine Protected Area to shield it from destructive bottom trawling