The Latest Breaking News from Greenpeace

The executive order will help private deep-sea mining companies to access mineral-rich nodules on the sea floor.

A federal judge on Wednesday found the U.S. government liable to the state of North Dakota for more than $28 million in the state's lawsuit for recouping millions of dollars for policing the protest of the Dakota Access Pipeline

Greenpeace France has released a scathing report accusing France of indirectly supporting Russia's war in Ukraine through continued trade in fossil fuels, fertilizers, and nuclear materials. The NGO highlights a stark contrast between public declarations of solidarity with Ukraine and economic practices that benefit the Kremlin.

Six people have been arrested in London after environmental activists from Greenpeace poured 300 liters (79 gallons) of blood-red dye into the U.S. embassy’s pond in protest against arms sales to Israel

The US Embassy said the protest had ‘damaged a 1.5 million gallon water supply on the property, wasting a local environmental resource’.

Activists have poured 300 litres of blood-red dye into a pond at the US embassy in London, protest against US arms sales to Israel.

Met police detain Will McCallum and four others amid accusations of quashing peaceful pro-Palestinian protest

SIX activists have been arrested after pouring 300 litres of blood-red dye into the US Embassy in London’s pond ...

Demonstrators arresed after arriving on bicycles with trailers in Nine Elms, south-west London

Chief executives of 32 leading conservation organisations are calling for amendments to protect nature in the Planning and Infrastructure Bill.

Conservationists warned businesses and consumers that the once sustainable fish is under ‘immense pressure’ from overfishing.