Greenpeace

Keystone XL Foes Vow to Put Their Bodies on the Line to Protect the Planet

As the state of Nebraska stands poised to make a potentially life-altering decision about permitting this poisonous bitumen to be inflicted on its population

New Report Reveals Water Threats Posed by the "Dirty Three's" Pipeline Routes

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

A recently released Greenpeace report found four proposed pipelines that would transport diluted bitumen extracted from the Canada's Alberta tar sands to the United States pose grave threats to water resources along the pipelines' routes. Since 2010, the companies responsible for these four projects "have seen 373 hazardous liquid spills from...

'Walking Conflict of Interest': Fossil Fuel Industry Lobbyist Now Second-in-Command at Interior Dept.

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Despite David Bernhardt's long career of lobbying for the gas and oil industry...

After Exxon Fined for Sanctions Violations, Calls for Rex Tillerson to Resign

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

"It's time Rex Tillerson step down or be removed," said Gigi Kellett of...

Amid G20 Talks, Greenpeace Activists Scale Bridge Demanding 'End to Age of Coal'

Climate Groups: Don't Be Fooled, Industry-Backed Carbon Tax Just Latest Scam

To Save Future From Trump, Groups Ready for Nationwide #ActOnClimate Day

Beyond Trump, Campaigners Demand G7 Leaders Commit to Climate Action

Trump Risks Turning US Into 'Global Climate Deadbeat' by Withdrawing From Paris

'Disaster': Trump Administration Signs Off on Keystone XL Pipeline

In Call to Arms, Giant 'Resist' Banner Dropped Above Trump's White House

'Hostile Takeover': Oil & Gas Industry Now In Charge of US Foreign Policy

Activists Around the World Take #NoDAPL Fight to the Banks

'Heed This Call': At COP22, Hundreds of Groups Demand End to Fossil Fuels

Amid 'Crisis and Scandal,' Global Banks Called to Stop Funding Dakota Access

Norwegian Youth Taking Government to Court Over 'Unconstitutional' Arctic Drilling

Further

Everything Is Not Awesome

Furious that Arctic-trashing Shell is using kid-friendly LEGO to clean up its image - reportedly selling 16 million Shell-branded toys worth $116 million - Greenpeace has begun a campaign aimed at pressuring LEGO to end the sketchy partnership. Protests at England's Legloland, and a darkly stunning new ad in which an idyllic Arctic, huskies and all, drowns in oil.