See how our experts assessed the main parties’ green policies. On 7th May, there are elections across Wales for seats in the Senedd. So what have all the political parties promised to do to tackle the ...

Russian fertiliser companies gained an estimated £500m in additional revenues during the first three months of the US-Israel-Iran war as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz sent global prices soaring, ...

The Greenpeace clothing store raises vital funds and awareness that support our campaigns. All products are made from organic cotton. They’re printed to order on the Isle of Wight in a factory powered ...

Air travel has opened up our world, linking distant people and places like never before. This global networking has come at a cost because flying is one of the most polluting ways to travel. Expanding ...

Local volunteer teams around the UK are looking for people who care about defending the natural world from destruction and standing up for social justice. Is this you? If so, join a Greenpeace local ...

Long and frequent summer heatwaves, more intense storms and flooding – and even freezing winters – are all signs of how global warming is affecting the UK Most people will have noticed that it’s ...

Carbon capture and storage shouldn’t be used as an excuse to stop cutting emissions, nor to greenwash continued fossil fuel use. Burning fossil fuels releases greenhouse gases including carbon dioxide ...

The destruction of the Amazon has dire implications for global efforts to avoid dangerous climate change but there is much the UK can still do. On World Amazon Day, we are writing to you as a ...

The Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields have suffered a big setback after the government decided not to defend them against a legal challenge. Here’s what you need to know. The UK government has ...

This post is written by plastics campaigners at Greenpeace UK and guest authors from UK Without Incineration Network (UKWIN). Earlier this month, the long-awaited results of The Big Plastic Count – ...

Pavements, rail platforms, building sites and playgrounds across London reached sweltering surface temperatures in the 50-60C range yesterday, according to thermal camera images captured for ...

Wherever the fracking companies have set up drilling sites, people from nearby towns and villages have stood shoulder to shoulder in protest. Together with other groups and organisations, they ...