“I live in constant fear that the cold is going to kill me”
Sandra is 79, in fuel poverty and lives in a cold, damp, uninsulated home. This is her story.
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We need to talk about plastic for access, or ‘Placcess’
Banning single-use plastics like straws threatens disability rights and dignity for people with disabilities. Here’s how a plastic for access, or ‘Placcess’, system could help.
“From Cameroon to Germany, no-one is safe from climate destruction. It’s time for polluters to pay.”
How many more people need to die or be displaced, and how much more of nature needs to be destroyed, before it's enough? Fossil fuel companies must stop drilling and start paying for the loss and damage they have caused.
“My new home was a dream come true – then climate disaster struck”
Now I’m making sure fossil fuel companies are held responsible for the lives they’ve destroyed.
On action design and aesthetics of protest
Artist Harun Morrison interviews Greenpeace's Hannah Davey about art and activism.
For disabled people, the cost of living crisis is nothing new
M-E – a long-time campaigner for justice, inclusion and equality, and a Steering Group member of Disabled People Against Cuts – talks about how government failure on the cost of living crisis is affecting disabled people. And why direct action is needed when political leaders refuse to listen to ordinary people.
I’ve campaigned on fuel poverty for over 10 years – I’ve never seen things so bad
The government is in chaos and they’re ignoring the crisis in the country. Ordinary people are desperate. That’s why I took people’s energy bills to parliament to show them how bad things really are.
Farming and solar panels can work together – here’s the proof
From sheep and chickens to bees and berries, these farmers are producing food and clean energy from the very same fields.
Why burning plastic won’t solve the plastic crisis
Nearly half our plastic waste gets burned. But doing so is costing us our health and our planet. Find out what incineration is and why it cannot be a solution to the plastic problem.
Why we can’t tackle the environmental emergency without tackling racism
The legacy of colonialism has ensured racism and the environmental emergency are inextricably linked. A new report by the Runnymede Trust and Greenpeace explores the impact of this discrimination and provides a rallying call for environmental justice.