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- Indonesian fishers win another round against Bumble Bee Foods’ attempt to dismiss human trafficking lawsuit A California federal judge today conclusively denied the Bumble Bee tuna company’s request that the court reconsider its decision to allow a human trafficking case brought by Indonesian fishers to proceed. The post Indonesian fishers win another round against Bumble Bee Foods’ attempt to dismiss human trafficking lawsuit appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Trump revokes critical ecosystem protections for vast swaths of the PacificMarine sanctuaries have proven benefits, including protecting marine biodiversity, supporting coastal economies, increasing resilience to change, and sustaining healthy, productive fisheries. Removing those protections doesn’t help fishermen – it sacrifices their future for short-term gains. The post Trump revokes critical ecosystem protections for vast swaths of the Pacific appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Greenpeace USA calls for more governance following new United Nations report revealing real-world damage of AI systemsThe United Nations released “Environmental Cost of AI’s Energy Use,” a report exposing the deficiencies of environmental governance of AI systems given the… The post Greenpeace USA calls for more governance following new United Nations report revealing real-world damage of AI systems appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Justice still on the horizon for fishermen suing Bumble Bee in forced labor case, despite setbackThe protections these fishermen sought are basic safeguards that responsible companies should already have in place. Companies should not need a court order to protect the people whose labor makes their profits possible. Big Seafood must act now to ensure forced labor has no place in its supply chains. The post Justice still on the horizon for fishermen suing Bumble Bee in forced labor case, despite setback appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Greenpeace study finds microplastics in Gerber baby food pouchesNew investigation detected microplastics and a range of chemicals, including a potential endocrine-disrupting chemical, in both the food and the packaging of Gerber pouches. The post Greenpeace study finds microplastics in Gerber baby food pouches appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Tiny Plastics, Big Problem: study estimates 11,000 microplastics in a single baby food pouch.WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 20, 2026) — A new report, commissioned by Greenpeace International, has found microplastics in every baby food pouch it tested, estimating that a single Gerber pouch contains… The post Tiny Plastics, Big Problem: study estimates 11,000 microplastics in a single baby food pouch. appeared first on Greenpeace.
- There’s a hidden ingredient in Gerber baby food pouches. It’s microplastics.A new investigation found an estimated 5,000 microplastic particles in a single pouch of Gerber baby food. Every pouch we tested had them. The post There’s a hidden ingredient in Gerber baby food pouches. It’s microplastics. appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Both party frontrunners in CA Governor’s race failing climate votersGreenpeace USA analysis of top candidates reveals stark differences on issues that will define California's climate future. The post Both party frontrunners in CA Governor’s race failing climate voters appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Tech companies have promised not to pass on the cost for energy: they never promised to spare communities the health impactsGoing off-grid gives many tech firms a way to directly power data centers, but it has also come to mean less scrutiny and more pollution. The post Tech companies have promised not to pass on the cost for energy: they never promised to spare communities the health impacts appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Four Indonesian fishers take on a U.S. tuna giant and offer hope for workers at seaWhen Akhmad felt liquid pooling in his boot, he thought seawater was leaking in. He later realized it was his own blood. The post Four Indonesian fishers take on a U.S. tuna giant and offer hope for workers at sea appeared first on Greenpeace.
- ‘Democracy Dies by Billionaire’: Greenpeace USA fixes Washington Post slogan in World Press Freedom Day actionWASHINGTON, D.C. (May 3, 2026) — Today, on World Press Freedom Day, Greenpeace activists challenged the slogan “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” made famous by the Washington Post, with a lit… The post ‘Democracy Dies by Billionaire’: Greenpeace USA fixes Washington Post slogan in World Press Freedom Day action appeared first on Greenpeace.
- McDonald’s and Coca-Cola caught trying to gut Europe’s landmark plastics law months before it takes effectMcDonald's, Coca-Cola, Kraft Heinz, Mondelez, McCormick, Molson Coors, and Ball Corporation are among 138 corporations that sent a private letter urging European leaders to delay and weaken the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). The post McDonald’s and Coca-Cola caught trying to gut Europe’s landmark plastics law months before it takes effect appeared first on Greenpeace.
- May Day: why nature needs workers and organized laborIf we want a just transition to a cleaner future, workers have to be at the center of it. The post May Day: why nature needs workers and organized labor appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Behind Nvidia’s record profits: a growing climate disasterThe lack of real decarbonization efforts across Nvidia’s supply chain has real climate impacts. The post Behind Nvidia’s record profits: a growing climate disaster appeared first on Greenpeace.
- How SLAPPs uphold authoritarianismAn authoritarian model that uses bullying and intimidation in courtrooms, on streets, and on the world stage to consolidate power and silence dissent. The post How SLAPPs uphold authoritarianism appeared first on Greenpeace.
- How the war on Iran exposes the link between fossil fuels, plastics, and price shocksThe US-Israel war on Iran is shattering lives across Iran and the wider region. Civilians pay first and hardest — through fear, displacement, destroyed infrastructure, and deepening environmental harm. Greenpeace calls for an… The post How the war on Iran exposes the link between fossil fuels, plastics, and price shocks appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Dutch court hears Greenpeace International’s arguments against Energy Transfer’s latest attempt to evade accountability Dutch court hears Greenpeace International’s arguments against Energy Transfer’s latest attempt to evade accountability The post Dutch court hears Greenpeace International’s arguments against Energy Transfer’s latest attempt to evade accountability appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Trump Administration Rushes Offshore Mining Lease Sales in Pacific Waters, Sidestepping Indigenous ConsultationThe Trump Administration is moving to fast-track offshore mineral extraction in U.S. Pacific waters, according to a newly released Department of the Interior document. The plan is raising concerns about environmental harm, Indigenous rights, and potential violations of federal law. The post Trump Administration Rushes Offshore Mining Lease Sales in Pacific Waters, Sidestepping Indigenous Consultation appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Here’s one weird trick that will lower gasoline prices foreverWe can manage the transition from dirty, expensive energy to clean, affordable energy in a way that saves both money and the planet. The post Here’s one weird trick that will lower gasoline prices forever appeared first on Greenpeace.
- Greenpeace USA calls for the removal of Trump for war crimesGreenpeace USA activists took a banner to the White House calling for the immediate removal of President Donald Trump for war crimes. The post Greenpeace USA calls for the removal of Trump for war crimes appeared first on Greenpeace.
- U.S. plastics response falls short as Americans face widespread chemical exposureWhile we need microplastics out of our water, the Trump administration's announcement of more research is not leadership, it's more of the same—another gift to the very industries that are making Americans sick. The post U.S. plastics response falls short as Americans face widespread chemical exposure appeared first on Greenpeace.
- No Demand, No Investment: Congress Should Not Fund Deep Sea Mining SpeculationThis isn’t about security; it’s about propping up a speculative industry that risks irreversible harm to the deep ocean for corporate profit. The post No Demand, No Investment: Congress Should Not Fund Deep Sea Mining Speculation appeared first on Greenpeace.
