A new comprehensive study released today by the Institute for Sustainable Futures (UTS), in collaboration with Greenpeace ...

Responding to news of escalating attacks by Iran on vessels stuck in the Persian Gulf extending to the Strait of Hormuz, Nina ...

Greenpeace UK has urged the government to implement plans to decouple the cost of electricity from gas amid a huge spike in ...

Lawyers acting on behalf of Greenpeace UK have filed a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office alleging that the Crown Estate is illegally withholding information about profiteering from ...

“Food has become both an emblem and embodiment of the troubles around us” says Bad Taste artist Dr JC Niala. With the acceleration of climate change, food insecurity, the cost of living crisis, and ...

As the International Seabed Authority (ISA) opens its 31st Session today, Greenpeace International urges member states to take firm and swift action if breaches by subsidiaries and subcontractors of ...

Plastics, Profits & Power exposes how fossil fuel and petrochemical companies are working to derail the Global Plastics Treaty, the world’s most ambitious effort to end plastic pollution. While ...

Commenting on the government’s North Sea Future Plan, in which it has confirmed that no more licences for new oil and gas will be issued, Greenpeace UK’s co-executive director, Areeba Hamid, said: ...

Eating chicken has a lower climate impact than eating beef. But rearing chickens on a large scale still causes some serious environmental problems. Producing beef has a hefty environmental impact.

Uplift and Greenpeace UK today announced that they are mounting separate legal challenges seeking to overturn the UK government’s decision to allow development of Rosebank, the UK’s largest untapped ...

In response to BP’s net zero announcement that it will cut oil and gas production by 40% by 2030, Mel Evans, senior climate campaigner for Greenpeace UK, said: “BP has woken up to the immediate need ...

The government could save households and businesses £5.1 billion a year on their energy bills, as soon as 2028, by overhauling the electricity market to stop gas-fired power stations from ‘unfair ...