Environmental justice 7 ways the UK’s transport system is unfair The UK’s transport system is unfair, and it’s driving massive inequalities and climate change. by Priya Surendra January 26, 2021
Forests First cracks appear in Forests Deal as Indonesia Minister calls it “unfair” and Johnson lets governments off the hook At Tuesday evening's press conference, Boris Johnson said consumers would be key to holding companies and financial institutions to account on deforestation “even if governments do break the pledges that… by Alison Kirkman November 4, 2021
Climate change Four in five offshore oil and gas workers consider quitting the industry Major survey of offshore oil and gas workers reveals that four in five would consider moving to work in another industry. Workers’ biggest concern for their future career path is… by Stefano Gelmini September 29, 2020
Activism JSO hang up the hi-vis – Greenpeace response In response to Just Stop Oil's announcement this morning Will McCallum, co-executive director of Greenpeace UK, said: "The history of democracies is built by groups of people like the Suffragettes,… by Graham Thompson March 27, 2025
Activism BREAKING: Greenpeace activist climbs on top of Conservative election campaign bus BREAKING: Greenpeace activist climbs on top of Conservative election campaign busActivist unfurls ‘Clean Power Not Paddy Power’ banner warning voters not to back the wrong horse Pictures and videos of… by Joe Evans June 26, 2024
Activism Less than 3% of protest arrests result in charges as ‘right to protest’ campaign launches Civil society groups concerned about politicised policing launch nationwide billboard campaign to stand up for right to protest New research by Greenpeace indicates that the Metropolitan Police have regularly arrested… by Graham Thompson July 3, 2025
Climate change Greenpeace build wind farm on Trump’s Golf Course Pictures and footage available here. Monday 20th April, 2026, Scotland. At 6.30am this morning, as the first of the day’s golfers were arriving at the Trump Turnberry Golf Club, a… by Graham Thompson April 20, 2026
Climate change How fast fashion fuels climate change, plastic pollution and violence The 2013 Rana Plaza factory collapse sparked a call for change in the global fashion industry. But 10 years on, more than 100 billion clothes a year are made – mostly from oil turned into polyester – by people working in dangerous conditions. This is fast fashion's impact on people and the planet. by Helle Abelvik-Lawson April 3, 2023
Climate change This is what climate breakdown looks like for people around the world Our climate is breaking down. Rising temperatures threaten our livelihoods, water, food and health. These photos show how high the stakes are. by Helle Abelvik-Lawson, Angela Glienicke November 12, 2021
Fishing REVEALED – Tonnes of shark fins exported from Britain every year Unearthed investigation reveals that Britain has exported over 50 tonnes of shark fins worth hundreds of thousands of pounds in the past two years despite widespread concerns that this controversial global trade is putting many shark species at risk by Patrick Fuller July 29, 2019
