Climate change Why two major oil and gas projects are falling apart – and what comes next The proposed Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields have suffered a big setback after the government decided not to defend them against a legal challenge. Here’s what you need… by Jack Bullett September 4, 2024
Climate change Project Climate Vote: how the UK’s climate majority found its voice As the 2024 election approached and climate disasters piled up, over 200,000 Climate Voters worked together to push climate and nature up the agenda. Here’s how it all happened. by Mal Chadwick July 11, 2024
Climate change Thank you for helping Greenpeace fight Shell Since Shell announced they were suing Greenpeace for a peaceful climate protest, tens of thousands of you have supported us. Knowing we have you with us gives us strength and… by Greenpeace UK, Mal Chadwick June 27, 2024
Climate change The game-changing legal decision on oil drilling, explained A landmark court case has ended with a big win for the climate. Here’s what you need to know. by Greenpeace UK June 26, 2024
Activism Putin vs Greenpeace: the story of the Arctic 30, and why it still matters today A new BBC documentary tells the story of Greenpeace activists whose arrest sparked a global outcry. As the threats to our planet grow, their story of courage and unity matters… by Greenpeace UK June 4, 2024
Climate change The climate evidence Shell doesn’t want you to see The oil giant is suing Greenpeace for a peaceful protest. Now they’re trying to stop us exposing their role in the climate crisis. by Aiyan Maharasingam May 9, 2024
Climate change How do the Mayor of London election candidates stack up on energy, transport, climate and nature? If you're in London and care about climate and nature, here's what you need to know about the people who want your vote for Mayor by Greenpeace UK April 29, 2024
Climate change “I live in constant fear that the cold is going to kill me” Sandra is 79, in fuel poverty and lives in a cold, damp, uninsulated home. This is her story. by Greenpeace UK March 13, 2024
Activism Cold homes cost lives: activists build cemetery from insulation boards outside Parliament On average 58 people have died a day every winter because of cold homes since government cuts to insulation funding. So we built a cemetery in their memory outside Parliament. by Greenpeace UK March 13, 2024
Climate change What happened at COP28 and where does it leave the world’s climate? Here’s your essential guide to what happened at COP28 in Dubai – and what it means for the world’s climate and people. by Rebecca Newsom December 14, 2023
