Climate change Greenpeace reaction to the Spring Statement Tackling the climate emergency demands much bigger thinking by Greenpeace UK Press Office March 13, 2019
General How can a lottery fight the climate crisis? Millions of people across Britain play People’s Postcode Lottery. Maybe you’re one of them. If you are, did you know you’re helping organisations like Greenpeace to keep our planet safe?… by Greenpeace UK June 23, 2022
Air pollution Electric cars are greener than petrol cars – but they’re not perfect Switching to electric cars is essential, but it’s not enough. Our transport system needs a rethink. by Paul Morozzo September 11, 2020
Climate change Briefing: Energy Security Strategy Spokespeople available for interviews. Contact press.uk@greenpeace.org The Energy Security Strategy is being introduced at speed in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the concern over the dependence on… by Emily Black April 6, 2022
Nature and wildlife Do ocean sanctuaries really work? Oceans are massive and, unlike most places on land, don’t really have borders. Animals, water and (sadly) pollution all move freely beneath the waves. So can ocean sanctuaries really protect… by Willie Mackenzie April 10, 2019
Nature and wildlife 12 fascinating facts about endangered species How much do you know about our incredible natural world? Here are 12 amazing facts about our endangered animal friends – from brainy and musical whales, to the highly evolved… by Meena Rajput January 30, 2020
Deep sea mining The government didn’t want you to know about these secret deep sea mining licences – now it’s clear why The UK government has secretly issued deep sea mining licences to a company owned by an arms corporation. by Jack Bullett May 12, 2021
Forests McDonald’s, Burger King, KFC: Stop the Amazon fires The Amazon is on fire and global fast food companies can put a stop to it. They must stop buying meat, chicken and soya from Brazil until the Amazon and… by Helle Abelvik-Lawson September 6, 2019
Fishing Uncovered: the Rich List “Codfathers” dominating the UK’s fishing industry Unearthed investigation shows that a minority of wealthy families control huge swathes of fishing rights to the detriment of local, low-impact, fishermen by Luke Massey October 10, 2018
Air pollution Parliament asked ordinary people what the UK should do about climate change – here’s what they said After months of learning and debate, the ‘citizens’ assembly’ on climate change has said how the UK should play its part to tackle the problem. The results might come as… by Helle Abelvik-Lawson September 22, 2020
