Tag: Greenpeace

In the wake of the MSC ELSA 3 container vessel sinking off the coast of Kochi on May 25, 2025, Greenpeace South Asia has issued a strong call for corporate accountability, environmental justice, and immediate action to protect marine life and coastal communities.

Greenpeace activists halted a petrochemical tanker in South Korea demanding a strong global plastics treaty.

Since the war in Ukraine began, crude oil tanker traffic along the German Baltic coast has surged, prompting Greenpeace to raise environmental concerns due to the declining quality and safety of the vessels.

Shell has filed a lawsuit against Greenpeace UK and Greenpeace International following a protest earlier this year.

Greenpeace France activists protested against the arrival of TotalEnergies Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) floating terminal, the FSRU Cape Ann. 

According to Greenpeace, world leaders adopting the High Seas Treaty earlier this year was a major advancement, but the Treaty’s adoption does not mean that the work is done.

Greenpeace has released a condemning report which accuses gas corporations of capitalising from the war in Ukraine.

On March 13th, Joe Biden, president of U.S.A., gave approval for Willow Master Development Plan, oil drilling project in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPR-A), after significantly reducing its size. 

Activists from Greenpeace Nordic have stopped the ship Coral Energy from unloading its cargo of Russian fossil gas at an LNG terminal in Sweden.

Nearly 40 European NGOs, including Greenpeace and WWF, urged the European Union to end support for crop-based biofuels to alleviate pressure on food and feed commodities.