The Latest Breaking News from Greenpeace

From the Sargasso Sea to the Costa Rica thermal dome, scientists are identifying key diversity hotspots to safeguard under a new UN treaty

Claims that net zero by 2050 is too expensive feel like a ploy to keep oil and gas profits flowing

Campaigners speak out amid suggestion government could reject Climate Change Committee’s advice

New campaign supported by Greenpeace urges Surf Life Saving WA to scrap $5m naming rights deal

With the release of a shock video in which the iconic Stade de France is drowned under a tide of crude oil, the international environmental association Greenpeace has denounced the sponsorship of fossil fuels in the world of sport.

Environmental group Greenpeace has released an animated video showing a massive amount of oil flooding the field for the upcoming opening game of the Rugby World Cup in a campaign against fossil fuel sponsorship of big sporting events

Sunak’s party ‘could still hang on’ despite vote collapse, says polling guru

Beijing’s heavy reliance on coal plants has cast a shadow over global efforts to tackle climate change.

When civil war broke out in 2015, a leaky oil tanker in the Red Sea became a crisis point – triggering a nail-biting series of events that saw special negotiations between the Houthi rebels and Saudi-backed government, and the UN begging the public for help – and getting it from…