Anyone who’s read a good book knows how life-changing it can be. From non-fiction that examines the most pressing issues of ...

A scientific survey of two areas targeted for deep sea mining in the Pacific Ocean by The Metals Company has confirmed the ...

Jacob Collier and AURORA, alongside Greenpeace, have designed this special t-shirt to help fund our fight to protect our oceans. With every purchase, you’re contributing to Greenpeace’s work to stop ...

Discarded clothes from Next, Asda and M&S found in protected wetlands threatened by fast-growing waste dumps Clothes ...

There’s nothing like the dulcet tones of a David Attenborough intro to give you those warm, environmental feels. You know you’re in for an emotional ride, filled with visual wonders of far-flung ...

Imagine a world where coffee, strawberries, and even chocolate are in short supply. Sounds grim, right? Well, that’s the kind of future we could face if we don’t protect the pollinators – like bees, ...

What happened? Activists from Greenpeace UK poured blood-red dye into the pond at the US embassy in London. The red dye The dye used in the protest is a non-toxic, biodegradable, food-grade pond dye.

In response to Just Stop Oil’s announcement this morning Will McCallum, co-executive director of Greenpeace UK, said: “The history of democracies is built by groups of people like the Suffragettes, ...

Photos and videos available here – with more to follow Activists from Greenpeace UK have taken hammers to an ‘exhibition’ surrounding Shell’s London headquarters, displaying the once-cherished ...

An investigation has revealed the critical role nuclear icebreakers play in enabling cargoes of liquified natural gas (LNG) from the Russian Arctic to reach Shell and other European companies. The ...

While climate anxiety is already well documented among older children, very little research has been done on younger age groups. Now a YouGov survey of over 600 children commissioned by Greenpeace UK ...

The climate crisis is not just an environmental issue, it’s a human issue deeply rooted in inequity. The most affected communities – those least responsible for the crisis – bear its heaviest burden.