Today is the day we have been all been waiting for, and we have some exciting news to share with you. When we planned this expedition, our ambition was big already — to ski to the North Pole to lower a special pod and a flag for the future to the seabed below.
Posted by Elena Polisano -
4 April 2013 at 10:35pm -
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There's something big happening in Europe right now. Politicians are debating laws that could drastically cut CO2 from cars. And less CO2 means less need for oil and a safer Arctic.
Let's smash CO2 emissions! Check out our latest video and tell our politicians that we want cleaner cars now.
Posted by sara_a -
4 April 2013 at 10:19pm -
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This April is a big month for the Arctic. Our expedition of young leaders making the long trek to reach the North Pole is nearly underway. When they reach the North Pole, they will lower the time capsule containing nearly 3 million names of people who have joined the global call to Save the Arctic, and plant the Flag for the Future. And when they do that, our movement will come together across the planet.
Your support forced KFC to adopt better paper policies
Thanks to pressure from thousands of people around the globe, Yum!
Brands, the largest restaurant company in the world and parent company
of KFC, has released a new set of commitments which could make the paper
and packaging it uses much more rainforest-friendly.
Posted by Graham Thompson -
26 March 2013 at 5:10pm -
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One of the arguments currently popular with climate change contrarians and science deniers is that climate change has paused, or, in less moderate language, global warming stopped in 1997. Either phrasing is wrong, but there’s wrong, and then there’s climate denier wrong, and we didn’t realise quite how spectacularly wrong this was until this week.
Today I will celebrate. And my friends in Greenpeace's forest campaign will celebrate too. But this is nothing different for us. We do this every day. But maybe, just maybe,
the focus that a day like today brings may help our work to protect the world’s remaining forests.
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