Defend oceans
We are totally dependent on our oceans. But, we're damaging them on a scale unimaginable to most people. Destructive fishing, polluting industries and climate change are threatening the survival of whole marine ecosystems, as species are driven towards extinction as their habitats are destroyed.
Campaign updates
Which way - whaling or whale watching?
A brief summary of tourism in Iceland
Publication date: September 2003
Summary
This media briefing outlines the development of the whale...
Sellafield's radioactive salmon
Radioactive waste from Sellafield has been found in Scottish farmed salmon sold in major British supermarkets. Tests commissioned by Greenpeace revealed...
Julia Sawalha interview
Stop Esso: Julia Sawalha Why particularly Esso? They make 15.6 billion dollars a year in profit and they are not investing one dollar of that into clean...
Comments on Japanese rebuttal
Greenpeace comments on the standard letter sent out by the Japanese Embassy in response to letters from the public protesting at Japan's so-called 'scientific...
Greenpeace guide to the Great whales
In total, 1.5 million whales were killed by commercial whalers in the fifty years from 1925 to 1975, the year that Greenpeace began its long running campaign...
