Greenpeace

10 Years Since the Paris Agreement: Greenpeace colors Place de l'Étoile in Red to Protest inaction

The Place de l’Étoile was splashed in red this Friday to mark the tenth anniversary of the Paris climate agreement. Greenpeace unfurled banners reading "10 Years of Climate Sabotage," highlighting the lack of progress since 2015, according to Le Parisien. This striking protest serves as a reminder that the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 °C is still far out of reach.

Walk for Amazonia and indigenous people in Paris

Faced with the increasing deforestation in Brazil, organizations are teaming up in Paris for a great walk for Amazonia and indigenous people, alongside several indigenous representatives. Meet on Saturday October 15, 2022, from 1:30 p.m., at Place de la Nation.

Factory farming: Greenpeace condemns the too large number of factory farms in France

This Wednesday July 24, Greenpeace releases a new investigation about the state of factory farming in France. On its latest map, the NGO reports 3,300 farms, most of them being set in South-West France.

Coronavirus: never again, 34 measures to build tomorrow together

“Never again” – “Plus jamais ça” - this is the petition launched a few weeks ago by twenty associative and union trade organizations. Greenpeace, Oxfam, Attac and even the CGT call to build tomorrow together and propose 34 measure to make it.

Global Climate Week – Climate actions in Paris on September 21 and 22, 2019

A Global Climate Week is coming from September 20 to 27, 2019 including several highlights. Two events are planned in Paris and in France on Friday September 20 and Saturday 21, 2019 to remind us of the climate emergency once again.