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COP15 opens in Montreal on December 7: a new challenge in the face of the environmental emergency

News December 3, 2022

This Wednesday, December 7, opens in Montreal, Canada, the 15th conference of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) of the UN, known as COP15, is devoted to preserving biodiversity....

Can Lula’s return to the presidency of Brazil save the Amazon?

News November 16, 2022

While he is not yet officially invested as President of Brazil, Lula wants to make it his mission to sweep away Jair Bolsonaro's four years in terms of environmental policy and deforestation.

Les élections américaines de mi-mandat jettent une ombre sur la COP27

Actualité November 11, 2022

Les résultats des votes aux États-Unis sont scrutés de près en Égypte, où se déroule la COP27. Au lendemain des élections de mi-mandat, où les républicains devaient prendre le contrôle de la Chambre...

U.S gas prices hit a record high of 5$ per gallon, with inflation reaching 8.6%

News June 19, 2022

The price of gasoline reached 5$ per gallon on the 11th of this month in the United States. This is a 14-year high, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA), breaking the previous record set in July...

US Greens Stand in Solidarity as Amazon Workers Strike on Black Friday

News December 5, 2021

As shoppers around the world went out in droves last weekend looking for the best Black Friday deals, Amazon workers took to the streets to demand a deal of their own. Across the US, UK and EU,...

The Green Party of the United States is not Satisfied with Biden’s plan on Climate change and the Result of COP26

USA November 21, 2021

On October 28th, 2021, U.S president Biden announced the 'Build Back Better Act' which primarily focuses on universal childcare, affordable healthcare, tax deduction and climate change. The act proposed the largest effort to combat climate change in...

The price of being a Green activist in Latin America

Americas October 13, 2021

Becoming a political candidate requires courage and often implies accepting counterparts, such as becoming constantly exposed publicly. Standing for affirmed policies comes with the reality of encountering adversaries in the political arena and sometimes, even enemies. Being...

US Greens Release Statement Condemning Abuse of Migrants at US-Mexico Border

News October 3, 2021

Amid controversy surrounding the recently released images of United States Customs and Border Patrol agents on horseback whipping Haitian migrants attempting to cross the US-Mexico border in Del Rio, Texas, the US Greens have released a strongly-worded...

British Columbia NDP under fire for helping fossil fuels companies

B.C. July 13, 2021

B.C Green Party leader Furstenau, has criticized the NDP for financing the fossil fuels industry. Image Courtesy of Tourism Vancouver / Albert Normandin Fossil Fuels subsidies and controverse

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