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Shopping doesn’t make us happy
Do your clothes make you happy? Or, after the excitement of the shopping spree fades, does your new stuff tend to lose its in-store magic by the time it’s reached your wardrobe?
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My night on board a Chinese fishing vessel in West Africa
I am currently sailing with Greenpeace’s beautiful Esperanza on a ship tour called “Hope in West Africa” to protect the invaluable fishery resources of that region. As part of our investigation and research work in Mauritanian waters, we were searching for fishing vessels and documenting their activities.
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You did it! Samsung will finally recycle millions of Galaxy Note 7s
Remember when we did this…
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Friday Five: New climate hope as China battles sea level rise
Friday news roundup highlighting the environmental news and commentary of the week. China, India, led slowdown in global coal development [Bloomberg] Huge news and new hope for the climate emerged this…
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Forest guardians: communities at the forefront of China’s battle to save its forests
For centuries, China’s indigenous people have lived and worked within these remote areas. As climate change and rapid development threatens the existence of the last ‘wonderlands’, these communities are on the front lines of China’s battle to save its few remaining forest landscapes.
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Three things Rex Tillerson should learn from his China visit (but probably won’t)
Rex Tillerson landed in Beijing today, for the first time in his capacity as U.S. secretary of state. Is the oil-exec-turned-statesman visiting China to study the nation’s response to climate change? Unlikely.But as…
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Powering up: meet the women electrifying China’s energy transition
The world’s biggest polluter is now the global renewables leader, and these women are helping to lead the charge.
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Friday Five: China’s ‘burning problem’ and coal takes another hit
zoom Saihanba Wind Farm in Inner Mongolia © Simon Lim / Greenpeace
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Friday Five: Smog and mirrors plus an epic lawsuit
Friday roundup highlighting the environmental news and commentary of the week. Smog and Mirrors? China’s steel capacity increased despite cuts [Washington Post] Last year China announced huge cuts to its over…
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A long and hopeful journey
20 years ago today, Greenpeace East Asia opened its first office in Hong Kong. Greenpeace was new to the region and seemingly insurmountable obstacles loomed large from every direction over…