Glacier Law: The controversy over public hearings and the number of registered participants escalates to Justice
The Argentine government is preparing to approve a reform to the Glacier Law amidst a rising conflict over public hearing processes and a massive number of participants registered to voice opposition.
Brussels: "Trump Tower" sends a strong message to the '27' meeting
Activists intervened at the European Commission building in Brussels, protesting against the EU's dependencies on the US and the agenda of Donald Trump during a summit of EU leaders.
Greenpeace targets PM's office over possible NZ minerals deal with US
Greenpeace protests outside New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's office against a potential minerals deal with the US due to environmental and ethical concerns.
"Why are we buying uranium from Russia?" : two activists interrupt Emmanuel Macron at the nuclear summit in Paris
During a nuclear summit in Paris, two Greenpeace activists interrupted President Emmanuel Macron, questioning France's purchase of uranium from Russia.
The Reality of the 'Brussels Effect'... Are We Prepared for European Packaging Regulations?
In South Korea, plastic waste is increasing yearly, with a government plan to reduce it by 30% by 2030 amidst ongoing debates about regulations on single-use cups and delivery packaging.
Greenpeace must pay $345 million in pipeline lawsuit, rules US court
A US court has ruled that Greenpeace must pay $345 million in a lawsuit brought by Energy Transfer, which could lead to the organization's financial collapse in the country.
NEW REPORT ⟩ Why You Should Always Remove Ready-Made Food from Plastic Containers Before Heating
A recent Greenpeace International report warns that the common habit of heating ready-made meals in plastic containers can pose serious health risks due to toxic chemicals.
HIDDEN RISK: Study questions the safety of packaged ready-made food
A recent Greenpeace analysis suggests that heat-treated ready-made foods in plastic packaging may release significant amounts of microplastics and harmful chemicals into the food.
Harsh Claim About Finns' Favorite Food: Hundreds of Thousands of Plastic Particles in One Serving
A recent Greenpeace analysis reveals that microwaving plastic-packaged ready meals can release hundreds of thousands of micro and nanoparticles, along with toxic chemicals.
Throw these dishes away immediately
A recent analysis by Greenpeace reveals that ready-to-eat meals packaged in plastic containers can release significant amounts of microplastics and harmful chemicals into food.
Greenpeace ordered to pay billions in damages
Greenpeace has been ordered by a North Dakota judge to pay $345 million in damages to Energy Transfer, the operator of the Dakota Access Pipeline, over allegations related to the organization's protests against the pipeline.
Greenpeace sentenced to pay 345 million dollars in damages
Greenpeace has been ordered to pay $345 million to Energy Transfer due to its role in protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Greenpeace ordered to pay 345 million dollars in damages
Greenpeace has been ordered to pay $345 million in damages to Energy Transfer, the operator of the Dakota Access Pipeline, due to its involvement in protests against the pipeline's construction.
Greenpeace is forced to pay huge damages
Greenpeace has been ordered to pay $345 million in damages to the operator of an oil pipeline following a long-standing legal battle.
North Dakota judge finalizes $345m judgment against Greenpeace in pipeline case
A North Dakota judge has confirmed a $345 million judgment against Greenpeace for its role in protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, amidst claims from Greenpeace that the lawsuit violates free speech rights.
Greenpeace received a sentence for 345 million dollars for protests against a pipeline in the United States
A North Dakota judge has ruled that Greenpeace must pay $345 million for damages related to protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Greenpeace ordered to pay $345 million to an American pipeline operator by a judge
A U.S. judge has ordered Greenpeace to pay $345 million in damages to an American pipeline operator after the organization protested against the pipeline.
Court orders Greenpeace to pay 345 million dollars to American oil pipeline company
Greenpeace has been ordered by a court in North Dakota to pay 345 million dollars in damages to the operator of the Dakota Access oil pipeline.
The 12 Greenpeace activists arrested in Congress: all without criminal records and released
Twelve Greenpeace activists were arrested during a protest at Argentina's National Congress and were released hours later after being confirmed to have no prior criminal records.
Following the Arrest of Greenpeace Activists, Protests Continue in Front of Congress Against the Glacier Law Reform
Protests against the reform of the Glacier Law continue in Argentina following the arrest of Greenpeace activists, who claim the initiative benefits mining interests over environmental protection.
The Government supports Monteoliva after the aggression against a cameraman and the protest at the steps of Congress
The Argentine government backs Minister Alejandra Monteoliva following an incident where a cameraman was assaulted during a protest against glacier law reforms outside Congress.
What does the PFA's statement say about the incidents in Congress with Greenpeace?
The Argentine Federal Police (PFA) issued a statement regarding incidents that occurred outside Congress involving Greenpeace activists and journalists.
The cameraman assaulted by a Federal Police agent spoke: 'They were kicking me from below'
Cameraman Facundo Tedeschini discussed his assault and detention by Federal Police while covering a Greenpeace protest against glacier law reforms.
A video with a message from environmentalists detained in front of Congress is released
Greenpeace released a video from activists who anticipated their potential arrest during a peaceful protest against glacier law reform in Argentina.
Tension in Congress: What is known about the Greenpeace protest and the incidents with press workers
Tensions escalated in Argentina's Congress during a Greenpeace protest coinciding with the debate on glacier protection legislation, leading to clashes between police and journalists.
Javier Milei and his measures, LIVE: "They sank honest Argentines," the President's criticism of three businessmen amid labor reform
President Javier Milei harshly criticized three businessmen on social media, including the CEO of Techint, during ongoing labor reform debates.
12 Greenpeace activists were arrested for jumping the fences of Congress and also a cameraman
Twelve Greenpeace activists were detained during a protest at Argentina's Congress against glacier law reform, highlighting concerns over water protection.
Greenpeace activists arrested for jumping the Congress fence
Greenpeace activists were arrested after attempting to breach the perimeter fence of the Congress during a debate on glacier law reform in Argentina.
Investment funds hit traditional Andalusian olive groves: super-intensive farming captures CAP subsidies and spikes water consumption
Investment funds are negatively impacting traditional olive farming in Andalusia by monopolizing public aid and significantly increasing water consumption.
Judge orders Greenpeace to pay $345m over Dakota Access pipeline protest
A North Dakota judge has ordered Greenpeace to pay $345 million in damages for its protests against the Dakota Access pipeline, a ruling the organization plans to appeal.
Director of Greenpeace in Denmark: Sky-high fines can suppress peaceful protests
Greenpeace in Denmark faces legal proceedings regarding its peaceful protests against Russian oil, highlighting fundamental democratic rights.
Report warns: Do not make this mistake with ready meals
A report by Greenpeace highlights the risks of microplastics and toxic chemicals leaching from plastic-packaged ready meals when heated in microwaves or ovens.
Greenpeace: SOS for health from microplastics and toxic substances in ready meals
Greenpeace's latest research reveals that heating ready meals in plastic containers can release harmful microplastics and toxic chemicals into food.
Report: Micromaterials and poisons in ready meals
A new Greenpeace report reveals that heating plastic-packaged ready meals in microwaves or ovens can release thousands of microplastics and toxic chemicals into food.
Organizations sued the government over its long-term climate plan
The Finnish Association for Nature Conservation and Greenpeace Finland have taken Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's government's long-term climate plan to the Supreme Administrative Court, claiming it undermines the country's goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2035.
Emissions from a new Danish oil field lead to 10,700 deaths due to unbearable heat
A report from Greenpeace warns that emissions from a proposed oil field in the Danish North Sea could result in 10,700 deaths due to extreme heat.
"A Bomb Under Danish Climate Policy": New Oil Field Will Emit 47.5 Million Tons of CO2
A new oil field in Denmark is projected to emit 47.5 million tons of CO2, prompting calls from environmental groups for politicians to reject the proposal.
Security Conference: Munich Becomes a Fortress
Activists from Greenpeace staged a protest during the Munich Security Conference by climbing a crane and unfurling a banner that read 'Break free from Tyrants.'
Royal Caribbean's tourist project threatens mangroves and species in Mahahual, warns Greenpeace
Greenpeace has raised concerns over Royal Caribbean's "Perfect Day Mahahual" project, emphasizing its potential environmental damage to the region's fragile ecosystem.
GreenPeace urges not to grant permits to Royal Caribbean in Mahahual: Company did not study mangroves
GreenPeace Mexico has requested that Mexican environmental authorities deny federal permits for a Royal Caribbean mega-tourism project in Mahahual due to insufficient environmental impact assessments regarding local mangroves.
Liveblog Olympics 2026: Protest and Petition Against Olympic Sponsor
The liveblog covers Greenpeace's protest against Olympic sponsor ENI, along with updates on women's hockey defeats and concerns about ICE deployment due to a cyber attack from Russia, ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina.
Greenpeace protesters against the sponsor of the Winter Games
Greenpeace activists protested in Milan against the sponsorship of the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics by the oil giant Eni, citing fossil fuel emissions as a threat to winter sports sustainability.
After trouble with ICE officials - JD Vance arrives in Milan
US Vice President JD Vance has arrived in Milan ahead of the Winter Olympics amid protests by Greenpeace activists during the torch relay.
Extending the life of the Almaraz nuclear power plant may stifle renewables and raise electricity bills in the long run
The National Security Council is reviewing the request from Iberdrola, Endesa, and Naturgy to extend the operation of the Almaraz nuclear plant until 2030, while a study by Greenpeace suggests that this extension may delay the adoption of renewable energy.
Greenpeace wants to exclude a large Italian company from the Olympic sponsors
Greenpeace criticizes the inclusion of the Italian oil company Eni as a sponsor of the Olympic Games, arguing that its activities contribute to global warming.
Davos in the Sky: Vertical Increase in Private Jets
The Greenpeace campaign head criticized the hypocrisy of the wealthiest elite discussing global issues at Davos while contributing to environmental damage with their jet emissions.
Eva Saldaña, Director of Greenpeace Spain: "In the face of the Climate State Pact, ideologies must be put aside"
Eva Saldaña emphasizes the need for unity beyond ideologies in addressing the climate crisis, following the government's introduction of the second draft of the Climate State Pact aimed at combating climate emergencies.
The citizen has the right to know what is happening
Thilo Bode, former head of Greenpeace, criticizes the lack of transparency in NGOs and their dependence on state funding, questioning how citizens can assess the use of their money when only redacted reports are provided.
"Thilo Bode has made an infinitely important contribution"
Norbert Bolz expresses support for former Greenpeace leader Thilo Bode's criticism of government-funded NGOs, noting its significance coming from someone with extensive NGO experience.
Controversial report on the energy transition: New indications of influence from the Ministry of Economics
Greenpeace has revealed 28 changes to the energy transition monitoring report, leading to skepticism about the Ministry of Economics' assertions that these alterations were made by scientists.