Climate change Greenpeace build wind farm on Trump’s Golf Course Pictures and footage available here. Monday 20th April, 2026, Scotland. At 6.30am this morning, as the first of the day’s golfers were arriving at the Trump Turnberry Golf Club, a… by Graham Thompson April 20, 2026
Nuclear power Russian attacks raise nuclear risks from Chornobyl plant, Greenpeace report warns Ahead of the 40th anniversary of the Chornobyl nuclear disaster, a new report commissioned by Greenpeace provides a detailed assessment of the extensive damage caused by a Russian drone attack on the site last… by Greenpeace UK Press Office April 14, 2026
Oceans Regional Fisheries Management Organisations are on the precipice of weakening the High Seas Treaty Regional Fisheries Management Organisations or RFMOs, bodies in charge of fisheries management in the high seas, are trying to water down the High Seas Treaty’s capacity to deliver on protecting… by Alexandra Sedgwick April 1, 2026
Oceans More than 1.3 million tonnes of fish taken from UK’s marine protected areas since 2020, new analysis reveals Between 2020 and 2024, 1.347 million tonnes of fish were caught inside the UK’s Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) according to new analysis by Greenpeace of official data. That’s enough fish… by Alison Kirkman March 31, 2026
Oil and gas Top North Sea drillers see £73bn share price bonanza from Iran war Greenpeace urges ministers to “tax every penny” of Big Oil’s war windfall The five largest North Sea oil and gas companies have received a staggering £73 billion boost to the… by Stefano Gelmini March 27, 2026
Activism ‘THEY PROFIT, WE PAY’: Rosebank production ship pursued and painted by Rainbow Warrior Pictures, video footage, drone and phone footage of the protest are all available here. As the Rosebank oil field was being discussed in Parliament yesterday in an Opposition Day debate[1], Greenpeace… by Graham Thompson March 25, 2026
Oceans Governments must curb corporate interference in Global Ocean Treaty as key talks begin Greenpeace is demanding governments curb corporate interference in ocean protection, as crucial Ocean Treaty talks begin at UN headquarters in New York today. The talks are expected to have a… by Alexandra Sedgwick March 23, 2026
Deep sea mining New study: Deep sea mining “not even needed” for green energy transition A new comprehensive study released today by the Institute for Sustainable Futures (UTS), in collaboration with Greenpeace International, reveals that the push to mine the deep ocean is based on… by Alexandra Sedgwick March 16, 2026
Oil and gas Greenpeace warns of ‘disaster waiting to happen’ as 85 large oil tankers trapped in Persian Gulf amid attacks on ships Responding to news of escalating attacks by Iran on vessels stuck in the Persian Gulf extending to the Strait of Hormuz, Nina Noelle at Greenpeace Germany, which has been mapping… by Stefano Gelmini March 12, 2026
Deep sea mining Greenpeace International urges governments to defend international law, as evidence suggests breaches by deep sea mining contractors As the International Seabed Authority (ISA) opens its 31st Session today, Greenpeace International urges member states to take firm and swift action if breaches by subsidiaries and subcontractors of The… by Alexandra Sedgwick March 9, 2026
