Sorry about this, but that online action is over now. The good news is that there are still lots of other online actions you can get involved in to help save our climate or protect biodiversity.
Choose what gets your goat below and make a difference. These are our top priorities right now, but there are plenty of other things you can do to help so visit our individual campaign pages for more ideas. And if you want to take things further, contact us.
Ask for a public inquiry on new coal
The government is deciding whether to build the first new coal-fired generating units in the UK in over 30 years, potentially heralding a new coal rush. Write to John Hutton to ask for a public inquiry.
Tell our government to make the switch
Ireland is going to ban inefficient light bulbs - why can't we? Write
to Joan Ruddock MP, the parliamentary under-secretary with special
responsibility for climate change.
Demand an energy system that can stop climate change
Getting a genuinely clean and efficient energy system for the UK has never been more important. Watch our film to find out why nuclear power can't stop climate change - and discover the better, cheaper, more convenient solution, and how you can make a difference.
It's game over for toxic game consoles
The big three games companies - Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony - are making games consoles packed with toxic components and they're power-hungry to boot. Make sure they power up their green credentials.
Your guide to saving the climate
This new brochure from our international office is being published around the world to show how we can protect the climate. From how singing in the shower can help save the climate, to modern, efficient electricity and heat distribution - you'll find all the answers here.
Choose forest-friendly tissues and toilet roll
Many brands of toilet paper, kitchen towels and tissues are made by destroying forest areas. Use our guide to find products that use forest-friendly paper.
Say no to new coal
Eon wants to build the first new coal-fired generating units in the UK in over 30 years. The application could herald a new coal rush ion the UK - help us to stop the application.
Demand a greener computer today
Toxic e-waste is accumulating at a frightening rate, and much of it is ending up in China and India, where it's often recycled by young children working unprotected. Help us to challenge major computer producers (HP, Dell, Sony, Lenovo, Apple, Fujitsu Siemens, Acer, Toshiba) to be the first company to offer a computer free of the worst hazardous chemicals.
Find other Greenpeace supporters in your area
Contact your local Greenpeace group and find out what they're doing to help our campaigns.
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