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Impact reports

Greenpeace works to expose environmental abuse and champion solutions that safeguard the future of our planet. Our impact reports show what we’ve achieved together each year. We release new reports annually, normally in Spring.

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Our latest report

2025 was another year when politicians and polluters tried to intimidate and undermine us.

But we were part of landmark progress, too. The Global Ocean Treaty is testimony to the power of our global movement. And the UK’s decision to end exploration for North Sea fossil fuels is a huge stride towards a clean energy future.

Both are the result of decades of careful, targeted, relentless campaigning.

How Greenpeace creates change

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Investigate and expose

Our investigations provide research, evidence and intelligence about environmental crimes and their perpetrators to inform and enable our campaigns.

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Communicate and confront

We make sure that our campaign demands are clearly heard by decision-makers like politicians and business leaders, and we ask them to translate these demands into real action that protects the environment.

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Mobilise millions

Our campaigns give people a chance to channel their love for our world into real action. Millions of people play a part in Greenpeace’s work, working together to demand a better world.

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Take peaceful direct action

Guided by principles of non-violence and personal responsibility, Greenpeace activists intervene to stop environmental crimes, and use creative peaceful protests to demand action from those in power.