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Heavy rains in Phuket triggered flash floods and mudslides, affecting over 100 households. As more communities are hit by worsening climate disasters, people are left to pay the price of the crisis that they didn’t cause.

Ever heard someone say "protest doesn't change anything"? Brazil and Serbia just proved them wrong. 🇧🇷🇷🇸

PRESS RELEASE: People shouldn’t keep paying the price for fossil fuel dependence. New Greenpeace research finds energy prices drove the rise in eurozone inflation between January and August 2026. Governments must help everyone access renewables and cut exposure to price shocks. #fossilflation

Another oil spill, this time off Umm Al Quwain in the UAE. How long will marine life and coastal communities keep paying for our dependence on oil? Governments must get moving on renewables. Protect the Gulf’s waters and the people who depend on them.

Disinformation, climate denial and Big Tech interference couldn’t silence Brazil’s voters. People organised. Democracy won. But no government gets a blank cheque. The pressure stays on: zero deforestation, a just energy transition and no deals that sell out people or planet. #Lula2026 #elections

There's no doubt that climate change is causing more extreme weather events, and without action it will continue to worsen. Our thoughts to those impacted by the recent #TyphoonChampi. www.yahoo.com/news/weather...

PRESS RELEASE: #COP17 has taken stock of the gaps that must be closed to keep the 2030 targets within reach and address the drivers of biodiversity loss.

This year was France’s hottest on record, and the country counted 8,000 excess deaths during the summer’s heat waves. These student protests have become one of the most significant social movements in the country’s recent history. #ExtremeWeather

How many villages have to disappear for climate polluters to be held accountable? The warning signs are severe, it is time to hold polluters accountable! #ExtremeWeather

Water is a human right, not corporate profit. communities are drawing a line in the sand. From the Yucatán Peninsula to every corner of the world, people are standing up, fighting back, and demanding clean water. #PeoplePower

Big multinational corporations are turning massive profits by exploring nature, leaving people all over the world to face the impacts of the biodiversity crisis. In the past 2 years, just US$10,000 have been pledged. It's time those profiting off of nature pay their fair share.

In a year of exceptionally high land and ocean surface temperatures that have triggered wild climate extremes, the annual UN climate talks will again put governments in the spotlight. #COP31

Countries including Indonesia, India and the United States have been experiencing droughts, floods and heatwaves as El Niño has been strengthening. Governments must NOT wait for more devastating consequences to take the climate crisis seriously. ACT NOW. www.bbc.com/weather/arti...

Condemn the damage, sure. But don’t erase the demands, excuse police brutality or pretend injustice began when the protest did. Let's stand for non-violent resistance AND refuse to treat broken windows as a greater outrage than broken lives.

Governments need to move beyond restating promises and agree on concrete actions. #BiodiversityCOP #COP17

PRESS RELEASE: Greenpeace activists have just disrupted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote in Berlin, demanding: “NVIDIA, clean up your dirty business”. The action challenges the AI boom’s environmental and human rights impacts. #NVIDIAGTC

The United Nations Environment Programme warned global warming could reach up to 2.8°C this century if current government policies continue, a worse prediction than last year. This UNEP report is yet another alarm, but governments keep hitting the snooze button. #Cop31

When climate damage becomes uninsurable, who pays? Ordinary people and taxpayers are increasingly left with the bill, while fossil fuel giants continue to profit. Put people first. Make Polluters Pay!

If climate change is accelerating faster, and more and more people are suffering due to higher living costs, why are world leaders still pretending that everything is fine?

Affordable homes. Funded schools. Decent jobs. Fair elections. Climate action. An end to corruption and police brutality. The right to protest. Across the world, people are filling the streets to demand dignity, equality and a liveable planet. This is what HOPE looks like.

"Our future isn’t yours to sell." From Indonesia to France and Albania, young people are hitting the streets. They’ve had enough of corruption, inequality and a planet treated as disposable. Their message to those in charge?We’re not powerless. And we’re not backing down.

Only 3.5% of the world’s ocean is currently fully or highly protected and experts warn that it could take 265 years just to protect 30% of the ocean under the existing rate of progress. Creating sanctuary networks could help meet the target and protect key migratory species like whales and turtles.

One year after a ceasefire was announced in #Gaza, the killing and oppression continue. So does the resolve of Palestinians and people worldwide who refuse to let genocide, occupation and colonisation be met with silence. Arms embargo now. Aid now. End impunity and occupation. act.gp/4hNjCpj

'The systems that sustain life on Earth are under threat, and decisions made at #COP17 must deliver a clear course correction to protect our planet’s ecosystems' A reminder to global leaders meeting in Armenia to discuss the biodiversity crisis - now is the time for action. act.gp/4BkKEMC

billionaire tech bros will want to acknowledge the "rights" of computers before the the rights of ordinary people to decent pay, healthcare, education and a safe environment

Bot test: There is no such thing as an ethical billionaire.

Bot test: There is no such thing as an ethical billionaire.

🌍 46 countries 🔬 1000 scientists⁣ ✊ Indigenous Peoples⁣ 💻 Major tech companies⁣ 📝 Over 5 million people…⁣ are now saying no to deep sea mining. Join them >> act.gp/4kMRxxI #StopDeepSeaMining

‘A cruel and deadly illusion’ One year after a ceasefire was announced in #Gaza, the brutal violence and oppression remain. But so too does the courage and resolve of people resisting genocide, occupation, colonisation and political indifference. act.gp/4hNjCpj