Taiwan Tobacco Industry Advocates for Science Based Regulatory Frameworks and Enhanced Enforcement to Combat Illicit Trade and Market Instability

The tobacco industry in Taiwan has formally called upon the government to adopt a more scientific, predictable, and coordinated approach to tobacco regulation, emphasizing that current draft measures regarding additives…

China’s Coal-Fired Power Generation Dips Below 50% for the First Time Amidst Renewable Energy Surge

Beijing, China – In a landmark shift for the nation’s energy landscape, coal-fired power plants accounted for 49.7% of China’s total electricity output during the first six months of 2026.…

Greenpeace Flashes “Red Card” to FIFA World Cup Sponsor Hyundai Over Systemic Supply Chain Abuses and EV Backtrack – Greenpeace East Asia

SEOUL – Greenpeace activists unfurled symbolic referee "red cards" at the Hyundai Motor Group headquarters today, launching a high-profile protest that demands the world’s third-largest automotive giant urgently address severe…

Science and Technology Week in South China Sees Deals Worth Millions of Yuan

Dongguan, Guangdong province – The recently concluded China (Dongguan) International Science and Technology Cooperation Week generated nearly 500 million yuan ($75.6 million) in science and technology transactions, marking a significant…

The Global Automotive Industry Faces a Divergent Path Towards Electrification: A Greenpeace and ICCT Analysis

The transition to zero-emission transportation is rapidly reshaping the global automotive landscape, yet the pace of this seismic shift varies dramatically among leading manufacturers. A recent webinar hosted by Greenpeace…

Taiwan’s Marine Ecosystems Under Threat: Citizen Scientists Tackle Overfishing and Labor Abuses to Protect Ocean’s Future

Taiwan, an island nation intrinsically linked to the sea, boasts an extraordinary marine biodiversity, home to over 3,000 recorded fish species, representing a tenth of the global total. This rich…

Southeast Asia’s Electric Vehicle Revolution: Japanese Automakers Face Urgent Call to Adapt

Southeast Asia’s automotive landscape, a territory long synonymous with the dominance of Japanese manufacturers, is currently experiencing a seismic transformation driven by the rapid ascent of electric vehicles (EVs). This…

The Ubiquitous Plastic Pouch: Greenpeace Survey Reveals Alarming Microplastic Exposure Risk in Taiwanese Baby Food

Taipei, July 14, 2026 – A significant majority of baby food products in Taiwan, including fruit purees and yogurts, are packaged in plastic pouches, raising serious concerns about early childhood…

Greenpeace East Asia’s Annual Report 2025: A Testament to Independent Environmental Stewardship and Global Impact

Nature’s stories are never just data. Our land, mountains, and oceans hold the shared memories of our coexistence with all living things. Environmental protection is ultimately about how we live…

Taiwan Industry Advocates for Science-Based Tobacco Regulations and Enhanced Cross-Ministerial Enforcement to Combat Illicit Trade

In a comprehensive set of policy recommendations released for 2025, stakeholders within Taiwan’s tobacco industry have called upon the government to adopt a more scientific, predictable, and coordinated approach to…