Environmental justice “Money making racket” in training courses blocks oil workers moving to renewables Almost two thirds of offshore workers reported having to repeat training they'd already done. by Emily Black June 22, 2021
Climate change Swarm of 300 drones descends on Cornwall demanding G7 world leaders ‘ACT NOW’ to protect the planet A groundbreaking new Greenpeace film calls on world leaders gathered at the G7 to ‘ACT NOW’ to tackle the climate and nature crisis. by Phil Richards June 11, 2021
Oceans Greenpeace launch Operation Ocean Witness to patrol UK marine protected areas For World Oceans Day, Greenpeace UK has launched Operation Ocean Witness. by James Hanson June 8, 2021
Climate change UK banks and investors responsible for nearly double the UK’s annual carbon emissions, report finds A new report by Greenpeace UK and WWF UK exposes the climate emissions funded by UK banks, asset managers and other financial institutions. by Daniel Jones May 24, 2021
Oceans ‘Error-ridden’ deep sea mining licenses may be unlawful, ministers warned Deep sea mining exploration licenses granted by the UK government to weapons giant Lockheed Martin’s subsidiary are riddled with inaccuracies, based on outdated legislation and could be unlawful, according to… by James Hanson May 12, 2021
Activism Greenpeace disturb deep sea mining test as operations re-start in Pacific Activists on board the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior have disturbed a new deep sea mining impact test carried out by the company Global Sea Mineral Resources (GSR). by James Hanson May 11, 2021
Forests Amazon deforestation breaks new monthly record São Paulo, May 7, 2021 – Rainforest destruction in the Brazilian Amazon has hit a new record high for the month of April, according to the… by Alison Kirkman May 7, 2021
Forests Poll: 88% of Tesco Customers Believe Supermarkets Shouldn’t Do Business with Deforesters Consumer concern high as new data shows deforestation linked to supermarket meat is accelerating. by Alison Kirkman April 30, 2021
Deep sea mining 25-tonne deep sea mining prototype robot stuck on Pacific Ocean seabed during trial One of the world’s first deep sea mining pilot tests has resulted in a huge machine being stuck on the seafloor of the Pacific Ocean. by James Hanson April 28, 2021
Oceans 26.5 million tonne carbon bomb ticks quietly on UK seabed, as 69% of UK public call for bottom trawling ban New YouGov polling, commissioned by Greenpeace UK, can today reveal that 71% of UK adults believe bottom trawling should not be taking place in UK MPAs by James Hanson April 19, 2021
