Greenpeace

Greenpeace and its related entities, Greenpeace USA and Greenpeace Fund Inc., have been ordered to pay $345 million in damages to Energy Transfer, stemming from protests against the Dakota Access oil pipeline. This judgment significantly impacts their financial viability, as Greenpeace USA has stated it cannot afford the payment and may cease normal operations if enforced. The organization plans to appeal the ruling.

Greenpeace activists blocked a cargo ship in France===Dunkirk, France, alleging it was transporting uranium from Russia for French nuclear power plants. They accuse France of maintaining ties with Rosatom despite the war in Ukraine, aiming to halt this trade.

Greenpeace Turkey, through Emel Turker Alpay, criticizes Turkey's plan to expand the Afsin-Elbistan power plant, highlighting the paradox between fossil fuel investments and the country's climate leadership claims for Conference of the Parties.

Greenpeace is one of the environmental groups backing Hugues Falys in his lawsuit against TotalEnergies. They are instrumental in advocating for broader action against climate change and pushing for TotalEnergies to cease new fossil-fuel projects.

Greenpeace actively protested against the amendment to the Glacier Law, with activists being arrested and the organization vowing to challenge the law in courts. They view the reform as a significant setback for environmental protection.