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Brazil’s government is failing Indigenous Peoples. Here’s how Greenpeace is helping
Greenpeace is helping to deliver equipment and medical supplies – including oxygen to Indigenous communities – in an effort to save lives.
Activists demand an end to new oil and gas licenses – and a green jobs revolution
The government wants to be a global climate leader. So why is it still granting licenses to climate-wrecking oil and gas projects in the North Sea?
World Water Day: What water means around the world – and how communities are fighting for it
All across the world, clean water is becoming increasingly scarce. Here’s how people are fighting for our most precious resource.
Watch: The hat that saved the world – an ocean adventure read by Drag Queen Story Hour UK
Aida H Dee The Storytime Drag Queen reads 'The Hat that Saved the World' - an environmental story for young children.
4 Covid-safe ways to volunteer with Greenpeace
You can still be a Greenpeace activist in 2021. Here’s how to volunteer and stay Covid-safe.
We asked illustrators and artists to draw the oceans. Here’s what they created – and how you can join in
Artists and illustrators have been drawing the oceans for Greenpeace’s #DrawTheOceans challenge. Here are some of the beautiful drawings they’ve created for World Whale Day – and how you can get involved.
Single-use face masks are hurting wildlife – here’s what you can do about it
Ditch the disposables for a reusable mask, and discard disposables with care – because they are polluting waterways and trapping wildlife.
9 tips to reduce plastic and get sustainable during pregnancy and parenting
The best ways to cut back on plastic during and after pregnancy, and raise awesome environmental activist children in the process.
11 places that prioritise people over cars
Car-choked streets. Overfilled, delayed or even cancelled buses and trains. Farcical cycling infrastructure. Transport doesn't have to be like this. Here are 11 places around the world that got it sorted.