Youth activists sailing to COP26 onboard the Rainbow Warrior ignore warnings from port authorities
Youth strikers from impacted communities onboard the iconic ship demand world leaders ‘stop failing’
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How Barclays and other banks are funding climate change
Think you know your climate villains? One thing you might not know is that banks such as Barclays have earned themselves a place at the top of the list. They're funding the companies fuelling climate change – whether it's drilling for oil, clearing forests or violating human rights.
Penguin facts – 9 fascinating things you might not know
Improve your knowledge about our loveable flippered friends with these fascinating facts about penguins
Alok Sharma’s support for offsetting undermines 1.5C goal
Commenting on the launch event of the Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative (VCMI), attended by COP26 President Alok Sharma and US Climate Envoy John Kerry, Greenpeace UK’s senior climate adviser Charlie Kronick said: “No one can disagree that any market in carbon offsets has to be of the “highest integrity”.
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5 demands from people in Scotland to Nicola Sturgeon in the run-up to COP26
People in Scotland demand that our government lives up to its promises on climate change – that means ending support for new fossil fuels, while protecting Scottish jobs.
Six tough questions about Greenpeace’s climate campaign, answered by experts
Do global summits ever achieve anything? Can we really make a difference? And who’s responsible for change?
The 12 best tweets about the 2022 IPCC report
The 2022 IPCC report outlines exactly what we need to do to tackle the climate crisis. Many of the world’s leading activists, journalists and climate experts weighed in—here are some of the best reactions.
Greenpeace interrupt Chancellor’s speech at Mansion House
40 Greenpeace volunteers gate-crashed the Chancellor’s Mansion House speech as it was being broadcast live on television, to replace it with a speech calling for greater government investment and leadership to tackle the climate emergency
“Green” energy giant Drax pays out $3 million to settle toxic pollution claims
Campaigners accuse UK government of “subsidising environmental racism” The company that runs Drax power station has quietly agreed to pay out $3.2m to settle air pollution claims against its wood pellet factories in the United States’ deep south. Documents obtained by…
Top 3 things you need to know about the climate strike on 20 September
Inspired by school strikers, millions of people will be out on the streets around the world on Friday 20 September to demand action on climate change from their leaders. Here’s why you should get involved – and how to join in.
REVEALED – Tonnes of shark fins exported from Britain every year
Unearthed investigation reveals that Britain has exported over 50 tonnes of shark fins worth hundreds of thousands of pounds in the past two years despite widespread concerns that this controversial global trade is putting many shark species at risk
Images show large-scale illegal fires in the Amazon rainforest
Download photos here São Paulo, August 2, 2021 – Shocking new aerial photos captured by Greenpeace Brazil show large-scale illegal fires being used to clear land in the Amazon as satellite data today also confirms thousands of fires are burning at…
Overwhelming support for Greenpeace following court case fine
The support Greenpeace has received since being fined £80,000 for attempting to stop BP drilling for new oil has been staggering. Here’s a message of thanks from John Sauven, our Executive Director, and Meena Rajput, one of the activists
Don’t Stop the music – the sounds of social justice movements
The remake of Fleetwood Mac's classic song Don’t Stop is a call to keep fighting against the polluting companies causing climate change. Why? Because music has fuelled movements for decades. Here are the soundtracks to the world’s biggest fights for justice.