After nearly seven years, it’s time to say goodbye to Greenpeace.

Today at COP30 in Belém, we inaugurated something powerful - and deeply overdue. If you are here in Belém, come check it out! Survivors of melting glaciers, typhoons, floods, and rising sea levels came from Peru, the Philippines, Belgium and beyond to unveil our exhibition, "Unaccounted.”

It is high time to sanction the hell out of Russian gas. Thomas Gelin of the Greenpeace European Unit and Alice Ross of Greenpeace Unearthed joined the Ukraine pavilion at #COP30 to explain why.

The climate bill is here. 🧾💥 For too long, people like us have been footing the bill for climate chaos, while oil & gas corporations made trillions from making it worse. Governments must ensure that polluters – not ordinary people – are the ones made to pay. Join us!

Sunset in Belém @greenpeace.org

I’m looking forward to take part in #COP30 with Greenpeace. We campaign for: • New taxes / levies on the fossil fuel industry. There’s genuine momentum to deliver critical climate finance by making polluters pay. • Ending forest destruction. • A Global Response Plan for the 1.5°C ambition gap.

1.5 i's not dead, it just smells funny (as Frank Zappa once said about jazz) www.theguardian.com/environment/...

2 / 6 European companies still generate billions for Russia by buying fossil gas, a new @greenpeace.be report shows. Money that fuels the war on Ukraine. While Europe aids Ukraine, it also funds Putin’s war machine. Time to stop blood gas from Russia! #StopFossilGas

The giant bill that we marched with in NYC is now in an oil & gas conference in Cape Town and in front of TotalEnergies at Copenhagen. Time to flip the script: it's not ordinary people who should pay for climate damages. It is time to punish the industries giving us heart & lung diseases and cancer.

They tell you that change is impossible, because they need you to stay quiet. Today, 250,000 people have signed the Polluters Pay Pact. 250,000 people saying that Big Oil corporations - not ordinary people - must pay for the damage of global warming.

While Trump was lobbying for the fossil fuel industry at the UN General Assembly, dozens of former world leaders have joined the global call to make oil & gas corporations pay for the destruction they’ve caused. www.greenpeace.org/internationa...

📢 It's time to rise up to #DrawTheLine against the unjust systems at the root of the climate crisis! It's time for #JustTransitionRising! ⚡️ Join us for the Draw the Line Kickoff Rally: it's not to be missed! ➡️ bit.ly/DrawtheLineO... ✊ The people united will never be defeated!

GOOD NEWS: Greenpeace International’s groundbreaking lawsuit against oil pipeline giant Energy Transfer is MOVING AHEAD. Energy Transfer just FAILED in an attempt to block the case – which holds them to account under EU anti-intimidation laws. It’s time to RESIST corporate bullies. Who's with us?

🌍 Polluting governments and billionaires can’t block progress for 8 bln people. Our op-ed in @TIME lays out how governments can tackle inequality to fund development. 🧵 A thread on global justice, climate finance, and the solution: making rich polluters pay.

Breaking news: 8 countries have announced they will form a ‘solidarity coalition on premium flyers’ to raise funds for climate action. www.france24.com/en/live-news... #SevillaPlatform #FinancingOurFuture #FFD4

@greenpeace.org joined the march for Global Economic Justice tonight in Sevilla. As the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development begins, world leaders must commit to fair global tax & debt rules + make fuel polluters pay. #SevillaPlatform #FinancingOurFuture #FFD4

🚨BREAKING: 8 out of 10 surveyed around the world think that polluters - not the people - should pay for climate damages. That’s an OVERWHELMING majority saying - it’s time to make polluters pay. Sign the Polluters Pay Pact today 👇 act-int.greenpeace.org/polluters-pa...

World leaders flew into a country on FIRE - and are STILL letting the oil and gas corporations off the hook. The economic cost of extreme weather in 2024 was estimated at more than US$ 400 BILLION. It’s time to #MakePollutersPay 👇 act-int.greenpeace.org/polluters-pa...

How we put the climate crisis on the red carpet in the Cannes Film Festival 💃 Yesterday, former Mrs India titleholder, Juhi Vyas, walked the red carpet wearing a striking dress that told a story of climate distress and resistance.

Are there forever chemicals in here? If we want to protect our communities, we need to protect our wine from PFAS. ✍️ Sign our petition now. share.greens-efa.eu/s/mQZDbJEc

Sign the pact, tell your story. Join the global movement to make polluters pay: act.gp/3RIc9dq

Bravo Greenpeace India for this May Day: "...A new coalition is forming in Delhi. Informal workers, trade unionists... have signed the Polluters Pay Pact, a global campaign to hold billionaires and polluting corporations accountable for the climate crisis." www.aljazeera.com/opinions/202...

Yes, humans can be so stupid: "entrepreneurs" are hauling ice from Greenland to cool drinks in Dubai www.wsj.com/science/envi...

If early Springtime feels more and more like summer, wait until you see what summer starts to feel like.

Good news New global renewable energy installations grew a record 15.1% in capacity last year An extra 585GW was added (entire UK grid is circa 75GW max capacity!) @irena-official.bsky.social out today: www.irena.org/Publications...

Greenpeace has urged leaders at the #PetersbergClimateDialogue to display global unity and ramp up their efforts to tackle the escalating climate and biodiversity crisis on the road to this year’s UN summit #COP30.

Fossil fuel companies should be forced to pay the public trillions in damages for the costs of their planetary arson. Instead they are trying to shut down one of the most important and storied environmental groups in the world. It's shameless - and it's not over. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

Donald Trump: “I’m aligned with the world” Last week: the world voted overwhelmingly in Favour of a resolution for Ukraine, while the US joined Russia in opposition.

Serious environmental harm is rarely done by a single gov, a single corporation or any individual person. There are often multiple stakeholders who benefit from the work of dirty energy companies and other polluting multinationals.