Notices by Greenpeace International (greenpeace@mastodon.social)

Do they have no shame?

Shell executives were at the New York Stock Exchange last week celebrating ramping up fossil fuel production and slashing investment in renewables to boost profits.

The fossil fuel industry is driving the climate destruction we see all around us and getting filthy rich off the back of it.

It's time to demand that our governments makes Big Oil giants like Shell pay up for their climate damage >> https://act.gp/3zsCZRa

#stopdrillingstartpaying

The world has lost 5% to 10% of all insect species in the last 150 years.

The collapse of insect populations across much of the world is one of the most alarming aspects of the unfolding biodiversity crisis.

This is our own life-support system. We must defend it against corporate greed and resist industrial expansion that’s fuelling species loss, climate breakdown and deepening inequalities.

Buy less, live more.

Unsustainable consumption fuels environmental destruction and injustice, piling up waste so vast it’s visible from space.

Let’s make the lower levels of this pyramid our new normal.

How to eat and drink fewer microplastics:

1. Drink tap water
2. Avoid plastic food containers
3. Use glass in the microwave
4. Avoid highly processed foods

5? Join the movement for a Global #PlasticsTreaty that drastically CUTS plastic production

https://www.greenpeace.org/international/act/lets-end-the-age-of-plastic/

Billionaires emit more carbon pollution in 90 minutes than the average person does in a lifetime

“The super-rich are treating our planet like their personal playground, setting it ablaze for pleasure and profit. Their dirty investments and luxury toys —private jets and yachts— aren’t just symbols of excess; they’re a direct threat to people and the planet.”

— Oxfam International Executive Director Amitabh Behar

The world is battling deepening and interlocking polycrises. Record-breaking temperatures, extreme weather events and ecosystems on the verge of collapse. Billionaires on their way to being trillionaires, exerting more undue influence on our lives.

To save our planet, we must tackle the root causes of inequality.

It’s time to make rich polluting elites pay!
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Add your name to #TaxTheSuperRich on https://act.gp/4biK3hC

Eni, one of the world’s biggest polluters, just announced €13.6BILLION in profit for 2024 — Earth’s hottest year on record.

While Eni makes these obscene profits, their business - the extraction and combustion of fossil fuels - is driving deadly extreme weather and damage to people’s homelands and livelihoods.⁣

#stopdrillingstartpaying

(Images of CEOs used in this campaign are staged and doctored for illustrative purposes. Illustrations are created without the use of generative AI.)⁣

Fair taxes can’t wait.

Activists took bold action ahead of the #G20 with a powerful message for tax justice.

The G20 has the power to shift the tide - to make the super-rich pay their fair share in taxes and fund a future where people and the planet thrive.

#G20SouthAfrica

https://www.greenpeace.org/international/story/73105/from-davos-to-g20-its-time-to-tax-the-super-rich-for-a-green-and-just-future

3 years ago today, Russia started its full-scale attack on Ukraine.

And for 3 years, Europe has continued to fund Putin's war by buying Russian gas, even increasing imports by 18% in 2024.

Enough is enough. It's time to #StopFossilGas

➡️ act.gp/stopfossilfuels

As the planet burns and the rich grow richer, the link between inequality and environmental destruction becomes undeniable.

The richest 1% are responsible for more emissions than 66% of the world’s population, polluting and plundering the planet for their own gain.

To save our planet, we must tackle the root causes of inequality.

There’s enough money for a green and fair world.

It’s just in the wrong pockets.

Early 80% of the world’s soy is fed to farmed animals raised for slaughter, driving devastating deforestation in the Amazon and other vital rainforests. Animal farming is the leading cause of this environmental catastrophe.

We need a MASSIVE shift towards more plant-based diets, especially in rich meat-eating countries to save our forests and protect our planet.

Big Oil Companies are making mammoth profits while the planet experiences the hottest year on record!

When the heat is on, let's put the blame where it belongs! Because if they're bringing the heat, they might as well own it!

#ExtremeWeather

Equinor, one of the world’s biggest polluters just announced a USD9.1BILLION profit for 2024 — Earth’s hottest year on record 🔥

Fossil fuels are the biggest contributor to the #climatecrisis

#StopDrillingStartPaying
#TheirProfitOurLoss

We won't recycle our way out of plastic pollution.

We have to make less plastic.

That is why we absolutely must reduce plastic production by at least 75% by 2040.

Join the movement fighting for an ambitious #GlobalPlasticsTreaty

👉https://bit.ly/3LMVQIv

Imagine if we could stop offshore drilling at the dawn of the oil age.

This is exactly where we’re at with the deep sea mining industry.

We must not let history repeat itself.

Let’s #StopDeepSeaMining

🎨 Max Gustafson

We all want our communities to be safe. Last year, Shell made USD23.7billion in profit. It was also the hottest year on record for the planet.

Fossil fuels are the biggest contributor to the climate crisis that causes communities to push through devastating extreme weather everywhere.

Their profit is our loss

#StopDrillingStartPaying

Disclaimer: Images of CEOs used in this campaign are staged and doctored for illustrative purposes. Illustrations are created without the use of regenerative AI

Fossil gas isn’t clean – no matter how much gas companies try to greenwash it!

Wind and solar are.

To keep global heating below 1.5°C, we must invest in renewables now and phase out fossil gas, coal, and oil.

Join: ➡️ act.gp/stopfossilfuels
#StopFossilGas
#WorldCleanEnergyDay

The individual actions we make for the planet every day matters, but let’s not forget that in order to tackle global inequality and solve the multiple crises we must demand systemic change.

By asking governments to #TaxTheSuperRich we can act for a green and fair future with the speed and scale required!

#Davos #PeopleBeforeProfits

VICTORY: A Dutch court has ruled that the government had clearly failed to comply with European regulations to preserve vulnerable nature reserves and cut excessive emissions of nitrogen oxides and ammonia, which hurt biodiversity and damage the quality of water.

https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/dutch-court-orders-government-cut-nitrogen-emissions-2025-01-22/

Read that again❗

#ClimateAction