The Latest Breaking News from Greenpeace

The second meeting on a possible international treaty on plastic pollution takes place this week at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. Recycling is often touted as a solution to reducing plastic waste, but recent studies show the process poses its own risks and is no match for soaring plastic production.

Greenpeace India claims that free transport for women has been a tried and tested solution in Punjab, Tamil Nadu and Delhi, wherein the monthly income, mobility and social opportunity for learning and networks of the beneficiaries significantly rose after the scheme was implemented.

The European Union and the Mercosur group of Latin American nations are still struggling to bridge the last difference before they can reach final agreement on a long-delayed trade deal

A group of Bonaire residents threaten to sue the Dutch government for failing to protect the island from climate change.

China is home to the largest auto market in the world and a key market for EVs. Many legacy brands have been slow to embrace EVs, and it stands to haunt them.

The UK could meet its net-zero goals if it halved the number of private-jet flights, which are significantly more polluting per passenger than commercial flights, according to a government-commissioned study.

Campaign group says plastics are incompatible with circular economy as countries prepare for treaty talks

"But Coke’s single largest contribution to climate change comes from its refrigeration equipment"

Around 100 climate protesters demanding a ban on private jets disrupted flights at Geneva Airport on Tuesday and blocked entry to an aircraft exhibition at Europe's flagship business jet event.