What is sustainability? A simple guide to a vital idea - Greenpeace …
WEBSustainability is a way of using resources that could continue forever without running out or causing harm. Learn how sustainability relates to the environment, see examples and challenges, and find out how to get involved with Greenpeace campaigns.
What are the solutions to climate change? - Greenpeace UK
WEBLearn how to stop climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, investing in renewable energy, switching to sustainable transport and more. Find out how to pressure governments and businesses to act on the Paris agreement and …
What are the effects of climate change on biodiversity?
WEBLearn how climate change affects biodiversity and vice versa, and how Greenpeace works to protect wildlife and tackle the root causes of the crisis. Find out about the impacts of rising temperatures, extreme weather, habitat loss, …
Greenwash: what it is and how not to fall for it - Greenpeace UK
WEBApr 12, 2022 · Greenwashing is a PR tactic that makes a company or product appear environmentally friendly, without meaningfully reducing its environmental impact. Learn how to spot greenwashing, why it's a problem and how to avoid it with Greenpeace UK.
Greenpeace UK
WEBGreenpeace UK is a non-profit organisation that defends the natural world and works for a green and peaceful future. Learn about their campaigns, victories, research and how to join, donate, volunteer or take the 25 Mile Challenge in October.
What is the Paris climate agreement and why does it matter?
WEBMar 16, 2021 · The Paris Agreement is an international treaty that commits most of the world’s governments to addressing climate change. It aims to limit global warming to 1.5ºC or 2ºC, but countries’ current plans are not enough to achieve this goal.
What are the effects of climate change? - Greenpeace UK
WEBClimate change causes extreme weather, sea-level rise, heatwaves, droughts, wildfires and more. These impacts are already devastating for millions of people and communities around the world, and threaten the future of life on Earth.
Plastic pollution in the ocean - Greenpeace UK
WEBJun 10, 2020 · You’ll likely have heard some stats and facts about plastic pollution in the ocean, like the common warning that there’ll be more plastic in the ocean than fish by 2050.. Plastic pollution in the oceans seriously affects sea life – injuring and trapping turtles, dolphins and whales and confusing birds and other creatures into thinking it’s food.
About Greenpeace - Greenpeace UK
WEBGreenpeace is an independent organisation that exposes and challenges environmental destruction by governments and corporations. It works to promote solutions for a greener, healthier and more peaceful planet through peaceful direct …
Deforestation: what you need to know - Greenpeace UK
WEBDeforestation is the cutting down and removal of natural forests, which is one of the biggest threats to wildlife, the natural world and the climate. Learn about the causes, impacts and solutions of deforestation, and how Greenpeace is working to protect forests and Indigenous Peoples.