Oil and gas BP profits a slap in the face to struggling households Oil giant BP has announced profits of $12.8bn for last year fuelling calls for a windfall tax on the bumper profits of fossil fuel firms. by Stefano Gelmini February 8, 2022
Oceans Marine Management Organisation drops case against Greenpeace MMO drops case against Greenpeace after the judge required a review of this ‘absurd’ prosecution by Graham Thompson February 7, 2022
General Windfall tax on oil giants could yield £4bn lifeline for bill payers By bringing in a windfall tax on the huge profits made by fossil fuel giants the Chancellor could raise enough money to cover a £500 payment to six million households… by Stefano Gelmini February 2, 2022
Antarctic Scientists in the Antarctic confirm a climate refuge in the remote Weddell Sea Scientists aboard a Greenpeace expedition record vast colonies of Adélie penguins in the Weddell Sea, this is more evidence that we must act to protect this important climate refuge by Graham Thompson February 1, 2022
Activism Green veteran John Sauven to step down after 14 years at the helm of Greenpeace UK Greenpeace UK's Executive Director John Sauven is handing over the baton to interim Executive Director Pat Venditti by Stefano Gelmini January 21, 2022
Antarctic Scientists discover new penguin colonies that reveal impacts of the climate crisis in the Antarctic 'Gentoo-ification' - a vital indication of the climate crisis by James Hanson January 20, 2022
Activism Victory! Greenpeace reaction to Police and Crime Bill vote In reaction to the decision by the House of Lords last night to vote down amendments in the The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill made by the… by Phil Richards January 18, 2022
Antarctic Greenpeace expedition arrives in the Antarctic to survey threatened penguin colonies Scientists and Greenpeace Campaigners arrive in Antarctica to conduct new research on the impacts of the climate crisis on remote Antarctic penguin colonies by Leelou Gordon-Fox, Graham Thompson January 17, 2022
Oceans Judge’s ruling on Greenpeace boulder action: An ‘absurd’ prosecution Judge requires the UK’s Marine Management Organisation to review wasting public money and resources on ‘absurd’ prosecution of Greenpeace by Leelou Gordon-Fox, Graham Thompson January 12, 2022
Activism UK wide poster campaign brings underrepresented voices to the fore for COP26 climate conference A slew of new posters have appeared in towns and cities across the UK, bringing the voices of underrepresented communities to the fore as the COP26 climate conference moves into… by Daniel Jones November 8, 2021
