Keywords: Greenpeace
Environmental groups have condemned the New Zealand government for what they call a “complete denial of climate change”, after it announced a reduction in its methane emissions targets—a move applauded by the agricultural sector but criticized by scientists and activists. The new......
Nouakchott, August 25, 2025 — Environmental organization Greenpeace has renewed its campaign against the fishmeal and fish oil industry in Mauritania, warning that this activity deprives millions of people in West Africa of essential food resources. During a mission carried out between August......
On the morning of June 2, 2025, the wax statue of French President Emmanuel Macron was stolen from the Grévin Museum in Paris. According to police sources cited by AFP, the theft was carried out by individuals claiming to be Greenpeace activists. The perpetratorstwo women and a man initially......
Infrastructure minister Barry Madlener is advancing plans to reduce flights to and from Schiphol airport, despite facing significant criticism from Brussels. On Wednesday, the minister confirmed a new limit of 478,000 aircraft movements, a measure he argues will decrease noise nuisance by 15%, aligning......
In a move that has sparked both economic anticipation and environmental concern, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to promote deep-sea mining across U.S. and international waters. The aim is to strengthen U.S. access to vital minerals and reduce reliance on China, which currently dominates......
In the southern Mexican state of Tabasco, a sobering reality unfolds: a community once thriving now stands in ruins, slowly being consumed by the relentless advance of the sea. This haunting sight serves as a visceral reminder of the escalating climate crisis that Mexico, a major fossil fuel producer,......
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