All articles by Greenpeace International
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
Nickel mining at a UNESCO site, sunshine in Paris, and green reconstruction in Ukraine, here are a few highlights of Greenpeace work around the world over the past week.
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Russia’s fossil fuel war economy drives oppression and climate breakdown
The most far-reaching analysis of environment and environmentalism in Russia since 2022 shows how Putin’s regime relies on a toxic troika of extractivism, authoritarianism and war.
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
A sabotaged decade, a sunken cake, and clean air for kids. Here are a few highlights of Greenpeace work around the world in the past seven days
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‘10 years of climate sabotage’: activists denounce Macron, Trump to mark Paris Agreement anniversary
We must face the reality that 2035 climate action plans are dangerously off track and the 1.5°C limit is not just under threat, it’s almost gone.
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Filipino communities to sue Shell for Super Typhoon Rai damage in world first
Survivors of Super Typhoon Rai – locally known as Odette – in the Philippines are suing Shell Plc for propelling the climate catastrophe.
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Cook Islands deep sea mining nodule extraction has high risk of economic losses – independent study
Cook Islands deep sea mining nodule extraction has a high risk of incurring economic losses, an independent study indicates
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
From Black Friday to COP30, here are a few highlights of Greenpeace work around the world in the past seven days.
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Deep sea mining in the Arctic stopped once again
Once one of the mining industry’s strongest proponents, the Norwegian government is now moving to halt both exploration and exploitation in its own waters.
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G20 misses chance to pursue wealth tax and commit to fairer global tax rules
It is indefensible that even after the G20 report had clearly spelt out that inequality is on a sharp rise, G20 leaders are not taking action to correct it.
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Climate, forest protection roadmaps slashed from formal COP30 outcome as people demand change
The first COP in the Amazon rainforest should have delivered an action plan to end forest destruction by 2030 and after 2035 climate action plans fell dangerously short, COP30 should also have delivered a Global Response Plan to bridge the 1.5°C ambition gap. It did neither. Nor did it deliver a meaningful step-up in climate…