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1 month ago | greenpeace.org.uk | Henry Fry

There’s nothing like the dulcet tones of a David Attenborough intro to give you those warm, environmental feels. You know you’re in for an emotional ride, filled with visual wonders of far-flung places and bizarre lifeforms you’re going to end up rooting for – and maybe even crying over. And his latest film, titled simply Ocean, is no different. Released in cinemas on his 99th birthday, this is the grandfather of conservation’s rallying cry ahead of the important UN Ocean Conference in June.

Oct 24, 2024 | greenpeace.org.uk | Phil Richards

An unlikely coalition of leading economists, green campaigners, millionaires, fuel poverty groups and a union have warned Rachel Reeves that Labour’s key election promise of national renewal cannot be delivered without investment in public services and infrastructure.

Oct 23, 2024 | greenpeace.org.uk | Henry Fry

The UN Biodiversity COP16 – the most important nature conference you’ve probably never heard of – started this week. The conference in Cali, Colombia is a unique chance for our leaders to step up and protect the planet and species we love and depend on – before it’s too late. Many countries (including the UK) are dangerously behind on their commitments to protect and restore nature. Here’s what you need to know.

Oct 14, 2024 | greenpeace.org.uk | Phil Richards

A temporary National Renewal Tax on the extreme wealth of super-rich individuals could generate a minimum of £130bn in revenue for the government over the next five years, a new report commissioned by Greenpeace UK has found [1].

Oct 1, 2024 | greenpeace.org.uk | Phil Richards

| Press Release Britain is responsible for the largest number of international private jet flights to top holiday destinations in Europe, a new report commissioned by Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe found. Last year, a whopping 12,702 private jets – an average of more than one every hour – took off from the UK bound for getaway resorts across the continent. The three most popular airports were Nice-Côte d’Azur, Geneva and Palma, followed by Malaga, Faro and Ibiza.