The Latest Breaking News from Greenpeace

It promises to bring a new night time party space to the festival

The draft fishing industry transformation plan includes a substantial, potentially problematic, government investment in a new commercial fishing fleet.

After defying rough seas, team leader Cam Cameron aims to beat 45-day record for staying on isolated rock

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.

Top automakers’ dependence on steel steering planet towards ‘climate catastrophe’, environmental group says.

Europe's largest desalination plant for drinking water had largely remained idle since its construction near Barcelona over a decade ago

Lobbyists Greenpeace unveiled an artwork in Paris on Saturday in the shape of a machine churning out bottles in front of an oil derrick to coincide with talks on eliminating plastic waste.

In today’s newsletter: a new report finds that recycling plastic is not an adequate solution to the pollution crisis. What should we do instead?

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.