I n t e r n a t i o n a l

Greenpeace was conceived in 1971 in Vancouver, Canada, with the purpose of creating a green and peaceful world. Greenpeace today still adheres to the same principles: to 'bear witness' by drawing attention to an abuse of the environment through their unwavering presence at the scene, whatever the risk, to non-violence and to independence. Greenpeace International is the international coordinating body for the 43 national offices in 30 countries. Presently, its head office is located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

• NEW ITEM: Chlorine Campaign: Greenpeace report shows fish oil contaminated by toxic chlorine chemicals.
• CURRENT: Greenpeace occupies disused North Sea Oil Platform.
• From Nuclear Power to Nuclear Bomb - dual capable nuclear technology.
• Climate Crisis. With FAQ's, list of press releases during the Berlin Summit, etc. (Canada site).
• MV Solo followed nuclear waste shipment from France to Japan.
• MV Greenpeace protested against continuing whaling in the Antarctic
• Ozone Campaign (Canada site)
• Photobook of MV Greenpeace's visit to Brazil
• Multilateral Environmental Treaties Web page with Basel, Montreal Protocol, Climate Convention, NPT material and law of the sea material

• Greenpeace's Environmental library with mail/list server, etc. (Canada)
• Greenpeace Switzerland Web page
• Greenpeace Gopher menus with Press Releases, Campaign Publications, GP office addresses, etc.
• If you have any comments or queries, you may use one of the email forms to send us a note.

• Non-Greenpeace environmental home pages