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A drilling structure platform lit up at dusk, silhouetted against the blue-orange sky

Gas, explained

Gas is a fossil fuel burned for heating and to produce electricity. The UK is heavily dependent on gas, but there are alternatives – such as renewables, insulation and heat pumps.

by Helle Abelvik-Lawson January 10, 2024

Nature and wildlife

Leaked document reveals government set to miss key wildlife pledge

Greenpeace warns of “dangerous gulf” between ministers’ promises and reality on the ground

by Greenpeace UK Press Office September 30, 2018

no nuclear tape outside nuclear power station

Climate change

We don’t need nuclear power to tackle climate change

I’ve always kept an open mind about nuclear power, but after four decades working on this issue, I’m still waiting for someone to prove me wrong.

by Jonathon Porritt June 1, 2021

Wind turbine and smoke emitted by coal power plant cooling towers

Net zero, explained

Net zero is the term used to describe reducing emissions to effectively zero, in order to tackle climate change.

by Helle Abelvik-Lawson January 22, 2024

A large well-lit industrial building with smoke pouring out of a chimney into the dusk. A banner on the front reads: CCS - EMPTY PROMISE

Carbon capture and storage – what you need to know

Carbon capture and storage shouldn’t be used as an excuse to stop cutting emissions, nor to greenwash continued fossil fuel use.

by Helle Abelvik-Lawson January 22, 2024

A giant banner hangs from the grand stone building. It shows Dove plastic pollution with the wording

Plastic

BREAKING: 16 Greenpeace activists arrested at Unilever HQ blockade as police use new powers under Public Order Act

Arrests come after climbers successfully unveil giant subvertising artwork NEW pics and videos here, including of activists being cut out and arrests being made: https://media.greenpeace.org/collection/27MZIFJBMBJ4G Join the Greenpeace UK media…

by Phil Richards September 5, 2024

JSO activists holding can of tomaton soup in front of Van Gogh's Sunflowers painting

Activism

Over 100 artists and art historians call on judge not to jail Van Gogh activists

A large group of artists, curators and art historians have appealed to a judge not to impose a jail sentence on two activists who threw tomato soup at Vincent Van…

by Stefano Gelmini September 26, 2024

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Climate change

How to win votes: manifesto recommendations for a greener, fairer society

Greenpeace's recommendations provide a minimum standard for an election manifesto that properly responds to the climate and nature emergencies.

September 22, 2023

Three tiny rhib boats with white water trailing behind them approach a giant red oil platform with a large crane rising up to double its height, and two additional structures on each side. The platform are sat on the horizon of a still seascape at sunset, with pink clouds framing the structures.

Activism

Thousands of Greenpeace supporters raise £1m emboldened by Shell lawsuit

Greenpeace UK has revealed that members of the public have donated over £1 million so far in response to the multimillion pound lawsuit brought by Shell. Campaigners said the legal…

by Kai Tabacek August 9, 2024

Air pollution

Air pollution is choking our cities and causing a global health crisis. Most pollution on our roads comes from burning fossil fuels and in the UK the main culprit is diesel used in cars and vans. Transforming transport will not only provide us with cleaner air, it will slash carbon emissions which cause climate change.

by Fran Grobke August 8, 2019