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This Bill represents an attack on some of the most fundamental rights of citizens, in particular those from marginalised communities. We urge the government to fundamentally rethink its approach.
What is the Affordable Energy Calculator tool? A tool that allows users to to input data about their home, and estimate: What their energy bills would be in 2030 with improved energy efficiency such as insulation and the installation of a heat pump What their energy bills would be…
Greenpeace's recommendations provide a minimum standard for an election manifesto that properly responds to the climate and nature emergencies.
Inspired by Succession? Whether or not there's a cousin Greg in your life, here's how you can follow in Uncle Ewan's footsteps and remember Greenpeace in your Will - or just chip in a few pounds today.
Although the wind doesn’t always blow and the sun doesn’t always shine, new technology means we can rely on renewable energy whatever the weather.
After months of learning and debate, the ‘citizens’ assembly’ on climate change has said how the UK should play its part to tackle the problem. The results might come as a surprise.
Find out how your gift can make an impact. Register now for your digital guide. GET YOUR GUIDE A beacon of hope You’ve put your heart and soul into protecting the planet. But you know the job’s not finished yet. With a gift in your…
10 years since the Kingsnorth power station protest, we look back on how far we've moved away from using coal power.
Here’s your essential guide to what happened at COP28 in Dubai – and what it means for the world’s climate and people.
Failure is ‘highly likely’ for the latest renewables auction. This would be the biggest disaster for clean energy policy in eight years.
Britain’s homes are notoriously bad when it comes to energy efficiency, which means they use more gas, oil or electricity to heat. Insulating homes is one of the cheapest ways to cut carbon emissions, so why hasn’t it been done?
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has delivered its synthesis report - the final chapter of its Sixth Assessment - to world governments in Switzerland.
Scientists and activists are on board a Greenpeace ship in the Sargasso Sea – one of the world’s most ecologically rich places you’ve probably never heard of. They’re making the case for it to become the first new ocean sanctuary under the Global Ocean Treaty.
Although one issue will dominate the upcoming general election, our next government will still need to get to grips with a number of urgent environmental issues. Not least of these will be action on climate change.
Greenpeace is making plans for a new, green ship that’ll boost our campaigns and cut our fossil fuel use. Here’s what you need to know.