In the days after the storm hit, the majority Black population of New Orleans was abandoned and stranded residents waited in sweltering heat without food, water, or medical care. When help arrived it came in
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New York, US – Activists, scientists and Indigenous community members alongside Greenpeace called on governments to agree on the process for the first protected areas under the Global Ocean Treaty as the BBNJ Preparatory Commission
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Mandan, North Dakota — Greenpeace International met Energy Transfer in a hearing in North Dakota District Court to address the fossil fuel pipeline company’s request to Judge James D. Gion for an anti-suit injunction protecting
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Do you know where your energy bills come from? Fossil fuels still power over 80% of all energy use worldwide. That means most of our lives, from our commute to work to the electricity running our
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After twelve long days in Geneva, the latest round of talks on a global plastics treaty (INC-5.2) concluded with frustration. Plastic pollution is a major global threat, impacting both the environment and human health, and
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New York, United States, In an encouraging start for global tax reform, countries showed readiness to engage and negotiate as the first and second sessions of the International Negotiating Committee on the UN Tax Convention
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In recent weeks the northern hemisphere has been ravaged by devastating heatwaves that have broken records and overwhelmed hospitals, all the result of human-induced climate breakdown. From the US, to the UK, Europe, and East
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In recent weeks the northern hemisphere has been ravaged by devastating heatwaves that have broken records and overwhelmed hospitals, all the result of human-induced climate breakdown. From the US, to the UK, Europe, and East
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Geneva, Switzerland — A new Greenpeace International investigation confirms that airborne microplastics are present in the urban air of Geneva, after sampling outdoors and in indoor spaces like cafés, public transport, and shops. As governments
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Take a moment and think about your last grocery bill, the spike in your electricity costs, or the recent extreme weather headlines. It’s not just your imagination, things are getting harder. Not only that, our
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