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  • Annual Report 2015

    Greenpeace East Asia is proud to be part of a global network of independent Greenpeace organisations and we're delighted to report back on our work in this 2015 annual report.

    Greenpeace East Asia
  • Why we’re mapping China’s hazardous chemicals facilities

    China’s chemicals industry appears occasionally in the news, but we tend to only hear about it in extreme cases, when footage of enormous explosions circulate around the world, or hundreds of children fall sick. These incidents are shocking, but they’re just the tip of the iceberg. Beyond the headlines, chemical accidents are so frequent in…

    Cheng Qian
  • China averaged 29 chemical accidents per month so far this year – Greenpeace

    Beijing, 21 September, 2016 - 232 chemical-related accidents occurred in China from January to August 2016, an average of 29 per month, according to Greenpeace East Asia’s ‘Chemical Accident Counter’. The accidents caused 199 deaths and 400 injuries. The findings demonstrate the lax management of China’s chemicals industry, the world’s largest. In addition, preliminary findings…

    Greenpeace East Asia
  • G20 is over, now it’s time for action

    zoom 09 October 2016 COP21 Earth Balloon Action in Paris © michapatault  

    Li Shuo
  • Greenpeace urges G20 governments to bring Paris Agreement into force this year

    Beijing, 5 September 2016 - The Hangzhou G20 communique issued today brings climate change to the center stage of the global political agenda and sends a strong signal for all nations to join the Paris Agreement as soon as possible. Greenpeace urges governments around the world to bring the Paris Agreement into force by the…

    Greenpeace East Asia
  • Microbeads: How did companies respond?

    Back in July, Greenpeace East Asia ranked 30 global companies to see how they measured in terms of their commitment to phasing out microbeads – the tiny terrors that are often found in shower gels and facial scrubs, and are known to wreak havoc on our ecosystems and marine life.

    Taehyun Park
  • Which country is most likely to repair their electronic gadgets?

    What happens when your mobile phone dies? Which country is most likely to recycle? And do people repair their phones or just simply throw them away? We did the research to find out…

    Chih An Lee
  • Over 1 trillion rmb could be wasted on redundant coal power in China – Greenpeace report

    Beijing, 13 July, 2016 – Beijing, 13 July, 2016 – Despite government attempts to reign in China’s coal power overcapacity crisis, Greenpeace research finds that a total of over 1 trillion rmb could be wasted on excess capacity by 2020. Despite a new overcapacity policy, China still has enough coal-fired projects in the pipeline to…

    Greenpeace East Asia
  • Which fashion brands are going toxic-free?

     It was a massive step when Adidas, Puma and Nike promised to go toxic-free by 2020. But when we turned our attention to other companies, the rest of the industry…

    Kirsten Brodde
  • Greenpeace releases Hong Kong and Taiwan consumer report

    HONG KONG, 22 Jun 2016 ¬– A Greenpeace study has found that Hong Kong residents seldom or never wear an estimated HKD 3.9 billion worth of clothing that they have purchased. The study was conducted by TNS, an independent global research agency, to uncover the shopping habits and consumer mentality of people in Hong Kong…

    Greenpeace East Asia