Flooding Displaces Many in Europe as Death Toll Grows and Others Remain Missing
Greenpeace urges European leaders to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate damages following devastating flooding in Central and Eastern Europe.
Will China be able to wean itself off from coal? Experts weigh in
Coal-fired power plant approvals in China decreased significantly in the first half of the year, marking a potential turning point in energy policy.
Poll finds most Londoners 'concerned' by Susan Hall's social media comments on climate change
London Mayor Sadiq Khan holds a significant lead over his Tory rival due to voters' concerns about Susan Hall's past statements on climate change.
Flooding Displaces Many in Europe as Death Toll Grows and Others Remain Missing
Greenpeace urges European leaders to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate damages following devastating flooding in Central and Eastern Europe.
Will China be able to wean itself off from coal? Experts weigh in
Coal-fired power plant approvals in China decreased significantly in the first half of the year, marking a potential turning point in energy policy.
Poll finds most Londoners 'concerned' by Susan Hall's social media comments on climate change
London Mayor Sadiq Khan holds a significant lead over his Tory rival due to voters' concerns about Susan Hall's past statements on climate change.
Greenpeace Tries a Novel Tactic in Lawsuit Over Dakota Access Pipeline
Greenpeace is using a strategic legal approach in Europe to counteract a U.S. lawsuit seen as a tactic to silence environmental activism.
Climate protester climbs Conservative battle bus' ahead of campaign visit
A climate protester from Greenpeace climbed the Conservatives' election battle bus in Nottinghamshire to protest the party's environmental record.
Police arrest 18 people after Greenpeace activists block Unilever HQ in the City
Greenpeace activists protested against Unilever's plastic use, leading to 18 arrests, demanding the company phase out single-use plastics within ten years.
Greenpeace Tries a Novel Tactic in Lawsuit Over Dakota Access Pipeline
Greenpeace is using a strategic legal approach in Europe to counteract a U.S. lawsuit seen as a tactic to silence environmental activism.
Climate protester climbs Conservative battle bus' ahead of campaign visit
A climate protester from Greenpeace climbed the Conservatives' election battle bus in Nottinghamshire to protest the party's environmental record.
Police arrest 18 people after Greenpeace activists block Unilever HQ in the City
Greenpeace activists protested against Unilever's plastic use, leading to 18 arrests, demanding the company phase out single-use plastics within ten years.
Ad of the Day: Greenpeace invites Danes to a funeral for a fjord
Greenpeace shifted its communication style to mix grief, hope, and humor in a thought-provoking climate change campaign.
The campaign by Greenpeace aimed to draw attention to the devastating effects of toxic waste and fertilizers on Denmark's waterways through a unique 'Funeral for the fjord' concept.
Thousands dying every year over government failure to insulate homes, Greenpeace says
Thousands of people dying yearly due to lack of home insulation since 2013.
Urgent need for government to invest 6 billion annually to address national scandal.
Green protesters to be charged over demonstration at Sunak's home
Three climate protesters charged with criminal damage following Greenpeace protest at Rishi Sunak's home
Charges of criminal damage authorized by Crown Prosecution Service against the individuals involved in the protest.
Greenpeace's Succession video is total genius
Greenpeace releases a witty video comparing a real-life lawsuit by Shell to a fictional lawsuit in the TV show Succession.
The video warns Save the Children to 'watch out'.
New poll shows half of voters unsure of Labour's plans on climate
Keir Starmer urged to clarify Labour's climate change plans.