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Report: Environmental Impacts of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence is already an integral part of many areas of life – whether it’s popular applications like ChatGPT or the optimization of industrial processes. But this progress comes at a cost: The infrastructure behind AI consumes vast resources – especially energy, but also water and raw materials such as rare earths.
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BREAKING: Greenpeace activists disrupt major gas conference in Sydney
Right now, Greenpeace activists are standing up to Big Gas at a major gas conference in Sydney.
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5 ways to build a green energy future (with limited mining)
It is more important than ever to demand coordinated action to ensure that minerals are used where they matter most: principally, for a fast fair fossil fuel phase out and a transition to clean, affordable renewable energy and sustainable transport systems.
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How can we make the energy transition fair and sustainable?
What are the minerals needed for the clean energy transition, what role do they play in our efforts to combat climate change, and how can we source and use them in an environmentally sustainable way?
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Greenpeace response to escalating attacks on gas fields in Middle East
Sydney, Thursday 19 March 2026 — In response to escalating attacks on gas fields in the Middle East, including Israeli strikes on Iran’s giant South Pars gas field and Iranian…
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Renewables can’t be weaponised
From Samoa to the Solomon Islands, the Pacific has much to teach us about the liberating power of renewable energy.
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4 reasons renewables are a security imperative
The current crisis is a tragic, undeniable argument for why we must accelerate the transition to Renewable Energy.
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New gas plans for WA ‘bizarre and backwards’
PERTH, Monday 9 March 2026 — In response to reports that the West Australian government is preparing to build new gas-fired power stations in WA, the following lines can be…
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Greenpeace Australia Pacific response to the Middle-East crisis
Greenpeace has called for all parties to immediately halt further military action, for international law to be fully upheld, and for a return to diplomacy to stop the suffering of civilians.
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Australia’s renewable energy opportunity
Australia has some of the largest areas of high volume, consistent solar and wind energy anywhere in the world. It is a natural advantage that many countries in our region…