How the government can invest to tackle the climate and nature emergency
The UK government needs to invest money now in order to tackle the climate and nature emergency. This report outlines what that investment could look like.
Resources
Scientific research, reports, investor briefings, resources for schools and annual impact reports
Winging it: how the UK’s chicken habit is fuelling the climate and nature emergency
Chicken is the most popular meat in the UK. But the soya used as feed is responsible for deforestation in South America, accelerating climate change and biodiversity loss.
Climate manifesto
Practical actions the UK government must take to help avert the climate crisis
People’s climate speech
40 Greenpeace volunteers gate-crashed the Chancellor's Mansion House speech as it was being broadcast live on television. They read out this alternative speech calling for greater government investment and leadership to tackle the climate emergency
Upstream: microplastics in UK rivers
The UK’s River Mersey contains proportionally more plastic pollution than the infamous Great Pacific Garbage Patch, an area recognised by scientists as one of the most plastic-polluted expanses of water on earth
Impact Report 2018
Our annual report shows what we have been doing to expose environmental abuse and to champion solutions to transform government, industry and society
Barclays’ failure to transition
How Barclays' 2019 energy and climate change statement fails to address climate risk
Why we need a Global Ocean Treaty
Greenpeace is calling for an ambitious Global Ocean Treaty to give our oceans the protection they urgently need
Briefing: the Global Ocean Treaty we need for biodiversity and the climate
Greenpeace’s submission to IGC2 offers recommendations for improved text on Marine Protected Areas
Filling the energy gap
Building a secure renewable energy system to meet UK climate targets after the collapse of Wylfa and Moorside nuclear power plants