Fifty years after New Zealand ceased whaling, the humpback whale population is showing signs of recovery, a development celebrated by Greenpeace, though concerns remain about the country's current conservation efforts.

Police in France arrested four Greenpeace activists who blocked a cargo ship, alleging it was transporting uranium from Russia for the country's nuclear power plants.

A report by Greenpeace Bulgaria suggests options for supporting 'Toplofikatsia-Sofia' (Sofia Heating Utility), including ESCO contracts, targeted loans, and green bonds, to address its financial challenges.

The environmental organization Greenpeace is ordered to pay 345 million dollars – approximately 3.1 billion Swedish kronor – in damages to…

Greenpeace's future is reportedly threatened by an oil pipeline lawsuit, raising questions about the organization's financial stability and operations.

A Greenpeace report highlights a trend in Spain where land ownership is moving from family farmers to investment funds, leading to concerns about land grabbing, subsidies, and water resource control.

The head of Greenpeace in Denmark argues that excessively high fines for peaceful protests could deter individuals and groups from engaging in civic action, leading to a loss for society.

Greenpeace criticizes misleading 'microwave-safe' labels on ready meals, stating they contribute to hundreds of thousands of plastic particles entering food, and demands a ban on 'forever chemicals'.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister calls on the international community to end Russia's occupation of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant and address the nuclear risks it poses.

The decision to produce an additional 206,000 barrels per day comes as the Strait of Hormuz is at risk. The NGO argues that only renewable energies guarantee independence from geopolitical conflicts.

THE COURT ORDERED Greenpeace to pay 345 million dollars to a US oil company due to pipeline protests.

Judge slashed a $667m damages award to Energy Transfer over Greenpeace’s role in Dakota Access Pipeline protests A North Dakota judge on Friday finalized a $345m judgment against Greenpeace in a…

Thilo Bode, former head of Greenpeace, is suing the German Development Ministry to disclose redacted project reports, arguing that the impact of projects in countries like Tunisia, Morocco, Mali, and Burkina Faso remains unclear.

Greenpeace Ukraine urges the global community to cease purchasing Russian gas and stop trading with Rosatom, arguing that these activities support the ongoing war and nuclear blackmail.

NGOs, including Greenpeace and the Society for Community Organisation (SoCO), have criticized Hong Kong's 2026 budget for its insufficient focus on climate adaptation initiatives and support for low-income residents amidst extreme weather challenges.

Verpackungen von Fertiggerichten werden als «mikrowellengeeignet» bezeichnet, auch wenn sie es oft gar nicht sind: Greenpeace warnt, dass durch das Erhitzen solcher Speisen hunderttausende Plastikteil

Campers and hikers have urged Hong Kong authorities to step up public education, law enforcement and impose foot traffic limits at campsites after some areas were flooded with visitors during the Lunar New Year holiday. A visit by the South China Morning Post on Saturday to Ham Tin Wan, a beach in Sai Kung, found about 50 visitors and 30 tents. Empty plastic bottles, used tissue paper and chocolate wrappers were seen lying on the sand and in bushes and shrubs. Officers from the Agricultural,...

A judge has finalized a $345 million verdict against Greenpeace in a case brought by Energy Transfer, related to protests against pipeline projects.

A North Dakota judge ordered Greenpeace to pay $345 million in damages to an oil pipeline operator it opposed, following a legal battle.

Heating plastic-packaged ready meals—even those labeled as “safe to heat”—and takeout foods in microwaves or ovens can release hundreds of thousands of microplastic and nanoplastic particles, along

Greenpeace Portugal is calling for an immediate moratorium on the expansion of super-intensive olive groves, highlighting that wealth from the Alqueva irrigation project benefits Canadian pension funds and the Mormon Church.

Greenpeace activists were arrested on the steps of Congress in Argentina after jumping a fence to protest a bill that would allow mining around glaciers, ahead of its debate in the senate.

A judge has announced he will order Greenpeace to pay an expected $345 million in damages stemming from an oil pipeline protest case.

A Greenpeace report questions the safety of heating prepared meals in plastic containers, stating that thousands of microplastics can be released, challenging existing 'microwave safe' labels.

Greenpeace has reported that two popular camping sites in Hong Kong's Sai Kung district hosted over 500 tents during the Lunar New Year holiday, significantly exceeding government capacity estimates. This highlights concerns about environmental impact and management.