Activism Judge dismisses charges against Rishi Sunak roof protestors Friday 20th September, 2024. York – The four Greenpeace activists who made headlines after protesting on the roof of the former Prime Minister’s mansion in Yorkshire last year have had… by Joe Evans September 20, 2024
Climate change Ministers urged to trial monthly ‘climate card’ to save rail commuters money and cut emissions Campaigners and transport experts have called on the Labour government to trial a new monthly ‘climate card’ scheme that would simplify the train ticketing system, make fares fairer and encourage… by Florri Burton September 19, 2024
Plastic New Greenpeace film subverts iconic Dove ad on anniversary of ‘Real Beauty’ campaign A powerful new film released today by Greenpeace UK has taken aim at beauty brand Dove. The film offers a devastating rebuke to the hypocrisy of the mega-brand and the… by Kai Tabacek September 12, 2024
Plastic BREAKING: 16 Greenpeace activists arrested at Unilever HQ blockade as police use new powers under Public Order Act Arrests come after climbers successfully unveil giant subvertising artwork NEW pics and videos here, including of activists being cut out and arrests being made: https://media.greenpeace.org/collection/27MZIFJBMBJ4G Join the Greenpeace… by Phil Richards September 5, 2024
Plastic BREAKING: Unilever HQ blockaded by Greenpeace in plastic pollution protest Activists and climbers shut down the entrances to Unilever’s London HQ with giant Dove products and a subverted ‘Dead Dove’ logo IMAGES: https://media.greenpeace.org/collection/27MZIFJBMBJ4G Greenpeace UK activists have shut down… by Phil Richards September 5, 2024
Climate change Government’s announces there will only be 5GW of additional offshore wind in it’s renewable energy auction Ami McCarthy Greenpeace UK’s political campaigner, said: “The government clearly needs to take a hard look at how this system is working. 5GW of offshore wind is of course welcome,… by Florri Burton September 3, 2024
Climate change The government will not be defending the legal challenge brought by Greenpeace and Uplift against the Rosebank and Jackdaw fields Mel Evans, UK Climate team leader at Greenpeace UK, said: “This is absolutely the right decision from the government. These permits should never have been granted without being properly assessed… by Florri Burton August 29, 2024
Deep sea mining Greenpeace survey in Arctic deep sea mining area finds deep-diving whales and dolphins Greenpeace and a team of whale researchers have travelled to the area that Norway has recently opened for deep sea mining to conduct research on marine mammals that may be… by Alexandra Sedgwick August 12, 2024
Activism Thousands of Greenpeace supporters raise £1m emboldened by Shell lawsuit Greenpeace UK has revealed that members of the public have donated over £1 million so far in response to the multimillion pound lawsuit brought by Shell. Campaigners said the legal… by Kai Tabacek August 9, 2024
Deep sea mining Five nations add to growing concerns about deep sea mining at key international meeting Tuvalu, Austria, Honduras, Guatemala and Malta have all added their calls for a pause or moratorium on deep sea mining at key talks in Jamaica. by Kai Tabacek August 1, 2024
