A step in the right direction for climate accountability. Europe’s top human rights court has ruled that governments cannot ignore the full climate impact of new oil and gas projects. Norway must assess global emissions before expanding drilling. #ClimateJustice

euronews

Norway oil projects face stricter climate scrutiny after court ruling

The case worked its way through European legal systems for nearly a decade before the ruling.

Reminder: a person in the RICHEST 0.1 percent causes more carbon pollution in one DAY than someone in the BOTTOM 50 percent does in a whole YEAR. The high carbon lifestyles of the super rich are burning through the world’s remaining carbon budget and costing us our future.

Entire coastal and island communities are being displaced and destroyed as a result of climate disasters. This will continue to be the case for as long as oil and gas corporations are allowed to persist in their destruction. The least they can do is foot the bill. #MakePollutersPay

the Guardian

How do you move a village? Residents of France’s last outpost in North America try to outrun the sea

As rising tides eat away at the Saint-Pierre and Miquelon archipelago off Canada, plans to move the historic village to higher ground have divided ...

💔 Thinking about this blue whale weaving through shipping traffic instead of simply feeding and living in peace. No animal should have to struggle like this.⁣ ⁣ This is why ocean sanctuaries matter. Safe zones where marine life can rest, recover and thrive, free from industrial pressure.⁣

While communities face fires and floods, the powerful flirt with nuclear escalation. With COP30 on the horizon, the world must choose cooperation over chaos. No billionaire bunkers. No nuclear winter. A liveable planet for all.

Hurricane Melissa isn't a tragedy it's a CRIME. Countries that contributed only a TINY FRACTION of global carbon pollution are now being hit by some of the most destructive hurricanes in their HISTORY. #Jamaica #Cuba #Haiti #Bahamas #HurricaneMelissa

Want spooky? We live in a world where a minority – the richest 1% – are responsible for more emissions than the poorest 66% of the world’s population (Oxfam, 2023), polluting and exploiting our planet for their own gain and greed while vulnerable communities pay the price. It’s time to make polluters pay.

Polluters broke it, we

Sign the pact, record your story. Join the global movement to make polluters pay.

There’s nothing RADICAL about wanting a future we can actually live in. A habitable planet should never be up for debate.

🚨 GOOD NEWS: The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Norway must assess the global climate impacts of oil and gas before opening new fields. A landmark step for climate and human rights, setting clear limits on fossil fuel expansion. Brought forward by Greenpeace, Young Friends of the Earth, and six young activists standing up for future generations. #PeopleVsOil #PeopleVsArcticOil #Norway #climate #climatejustice

Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji is warming fast, with fewer freezing days each year. Meanwhile, @npub154vv...l9pv, one of the world’s biggest automakers, produces an equivalent of 1.5% of global energy emissions, with 98.6% of cars still fossil-fueled. This year, Toyota quietly reduced its 2026 EV target from 1.5 million to 800,000. This means more carbon emissions, more environmental harm, and a serious blow to global efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C. Tell Toyota to do better.

Greenpeace International

Don't let automakers drive us further into the climate crisis - Greenpeace International

The world’s largest automakers are portraying a green image through electric vehicle (EV) commercials and net-zero pledges. However, 94% of top a...