Greenpeace

Investors should vote against auditors that fail to flag climate risks to companies if they want to avoid stranded asset risk, argues Greenpeace's Charlie Kronick

More than 500 climate groups worldwide argue Russia's invasion of Ukraine should usher in new age of green, equitable energy worldwide

As Russia moves to halt gas supplies to Poland, new analysis reveals how the UK is continuing to pay millions for Russian oil

New report comes as Greenpeace reveals continued lobbying by soya suppliers against EU's landmark rainforest protection law

As countries meet in New York this week to discuss marine environmental protection efforts, campaigners are demanding a fresh global treaty to tackle the problem

Researchers map emissions impact of high-carbon advertising, as Innocent is rapped by advertising regulator for ad that exaggerates environmental benefits of purchasing smoothies

Letter to PM argues accelerating shift away from fossil fuels can help curb surging bills and cut fuel poverty

Over 90 green groups demand stricter membership rules for a raft of corporate financial net zero groups ahead of COP26

Mark Carney's Taskforce for Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets risks failing to tackle the problems that have long beset CO2 offsets, argues Greenpeace's Louisa Casson

The UK is lagging behind European neighbours in the sale and installation of heat pumps