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News / Food & Agriculture

With urban grit and pink lights, London warehouse farms fish and greens

Inside a warehouse in industrial southeast London, farmed tilapia swim in blue tubs filled with pristine water, ready to be sold to trendy restaurants across the capital. In an adjacent room, under pi...

6 Aug 2017

With urban grit and pink lights, London warehouse farms fish and greens

Opinion / Energy

5 issues to watch as India reaches for ambitious energy access target

India’s electricity access challenge is formidable. About 300 million people lack electricity, while an additional 100 million have less than 4 hours of electricity per day, and possibly several milli...

24 Feb 2017

5 issues to watch as India reaches for ambitious energy access target

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

New HSBC ‘no deforestation’ policy first step towards sustainable palm

HSBC has just published a new ‘No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation’ policy covering its financing of palm oil companies. [1] The move by HSBC – Europe’s largest bank an...

24 Feb 2017

New HSBC ‘no deforestation’ policy first step towards sustainable palm

Opinion / Energy

Achieving Sri Lanka's vision for 100% renewable electricity by 2050

As one of the 43 Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) member countries, Sri Lanka is not only disproportionally affected by the impacts of climate change – but also willing to take bold domestic actions to ...

25 Sep 2017

Achieving Sri Lanka's vision for 100% renewable electricity by 2050

People do taichi in the People's Square of Urumqi, China

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The world needs a Chinese model for foreign aid

Last month, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation released a status report tracking progress on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The data, which was meant to highlight effort...

20 Oct 2017

The world needs a Chinese model for foreign aid

Opinion / Policy & Finance

COP 23 hopes to move Paris Accord forward

The Conference of the Parties (COP) to the Paris Climate Change Accord prepares to meet 6—17 November in Bonn, Germany for its 23d session against the backdrop of four hurricanes that savaged the US, ...

20 Oct 2017

COP 23 hopes to move Paris Accord forward

News / Carbon & Climate

Permafrost bigger than Australia to melt if climate targets missed - scientists

If nations fail to achieve targets set by a global agreement on climate change, a chunk of frozen soil bigger than Australia would melt, sending planet-warming gases into the atmosphere, British scien...

11 Apr 2017

Permafrost bigger than Australia to melt if climate targets missed - scientists

News / Corporate Responsibility

5 ways Wonderfruit makes sustainable living easy and fun

Thailand’s pioneering art, music, and lifestyle festival, Wonderfruit has always tried to show that living sustainably can be creative, colorful and fun. As festival founder and creative director Pran...

20 Feb 2018

5 ways Wonderfruit makes sustainable living easy and fun

Cows. The contribution that intensive livestock rearing and dairy is making to climate change is unbelievable—bigger than energy production. Image: AFNR / Shutterstock.com

News / Carbon & Climate

Are we on track to create a sustainable world by 2050?

It is five years since Jonathon Porritt, the co-founder and director of Forum for the Future, predicted that the world would be healthy, prosperous and sustainable by 2050—if humanity made the right c...

4 Apr 2018

Are we on track to create a sustainable world by 2050?

Press Releases / World Ocean Council

WOC working to ensure business at 2017 UN Ocean Conference

The World Ocean Council (WOC) is working with the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and U.N. Global Compact (UNGC) to ensure private sector input and participation in the U.N. Ocean/SDG 14 Confe...

21 Mar 2017

WOC working to ensure business at 2017 UN Ocean Conference

News / Policy & Finance

Scarce resource pushes Indonesia to chart a 'green development' course

Indonesia’s development model over the decades has been to exploit its abundant natural resources to feed a population that’s now ballooned to 260 million and fuel an economy that’s among the world’s ...

20 Jun 2018

Scarce resource pushes Indonesia to chart a 'green development' course

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Is it too cheap to visit the ‘priceless’ Great Barrier Reef?

The Great Barrier Reef is one of the world’s finest natural wonders. It’s also extraordinarily cheap to visit – perhaps too cheap. While a visit to the reef can be part of an expensive holiday, the da...

16 Oct 2017

Is it too cheap to visit the ‘priceless’ Great Barrier Reef?

News / Carbon & Climate

New fund aims to fuel growth in market for clean cookstoves

A new $4 million fund aims to speed up the development of supply chains for less polluting cookstoves in poor communities, by lending to businesses that would otherwise struggle to finance their growt...

15 Aug 2016

New fund aims to fuel growth in market for clean cookstoves

News / Energy

New study questions impact of ending fossil fuel subsidies

Ending the world’s fossil fuel subsidies would reduce global CO2 emissions by 0.5 to 2.2 gigatonnes (Gt) per year by 2030, a new study says. The research, published by Nature, concludes that the remov...

15 Feb 2018

New study questions impact of ending fossil fuel subsidies

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Weathering the violence of climate change

With India experiencing its worst drought in 140 years, Indian farmers have taken to the streets. At a protest in Madhya Pradesh this summer, police opened fire on farmers demanding debt relief and be...

16 Aug 2017

Weathering the violence of climate change

News / Food & Agriculture

Pushing Vietnam’s shrimp industry in the direction of sustainability

Shrimp farmer Nguyen Manh Hung lost his entire farm to erosion in 2016 after a series of ravaging droughts and floods. He and his family had relied on their land for over 27 years, and with three chil...

20 Jul 2018

Pushing Vietnam’s shrimp industry in the direction of sustainability

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Human rights investigation into climate change impacts proceeds

The Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines (CHR) today initiated the next steps in the world’s first-ever national investigation into human rights harms resulting from climate change (1),...

10 Dec 2016

Human rights investigation into climate change impacts proceeds

An air conditioning unit installed at Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest temple.

News / Green Buildings

To fight climate change, we have to make cooling a hot topic

A lack of understanding of the threat that air conditioning systems pose to the environment is masking a crisis created by these so-called “carbon bombs in a box." Governments, businesses and consume...

7 Feb 2018

To fight climate change, we have to make cooling a hot topic

News / Policy & Finance

The top 5 policy and finance stories in 2017

This year’s policy headlines were dominated by newly-elected United States president Donald Trump’s various attempts to sabotage climate progress, from pulling the US out of the Paris Agreement to gag...

22 Dec 2017

The top 5 policy and finance stories in 2017

Opinion / Water

Why the world needs to get smarter about water consumption

In 1900, just 15 per cent of the world’s population lived in cities. Now that proportion is over 50 per cent, which is a lot of people. In fact, it means around 4 billion human beings rely on urban in...

23 Jun 2017

Why the world needs to get smarter about water consumption