Publications Archive - Page 12 of 29

Global shipping companies making mega profits, but paying micro taxes

The biggest shipping companies top all time high profits but massively underpay tax.

In celebration of World NGO Day

This World NGO Day, our team is shining a light on the NGOs that inspire us.

Climate Change Committee carbon budget

UK policy is pivotal for decarbonising shipping and aviation says CCC.

Picture of a woman in a purple jacket smiling with a sunny view of trees and the River Thames in London behind her, and two stone columns on either side.

Celebrating one year at OG with our Legal Officer, Dominika Leitane

Dominika Leitane reflects on her first year in the Opportunity Green legal team.

Climate change, buildings and human rights: what’s the deal?

Our UN submission demonstrates the impact of the UK’s poorly insulated housing on climate change and human rights.

The emissions are in the detail: the IMO must account for shipping’s full climate impact

Explore why the IMO must count shipping’s full lifecycle emissions – crucial for meaningful climate action and equitable decarbonisation in global shipping.

journalist photo of IMO meeting hall full with ongoing discussions

Opportunity Green calls for high ambition and just transition at ISWG-GHG 18

We call for an ambitious, just and equitable transition at the IMO.

Photo of someone holding a banner made of brown cardboard with "Equality and Diversity" written on it.

The RACE to improve racial diversity

The importance of racial diversity in the climate sector, and how organisations can improve workplace equity and inclusion.

Addressing the glaring gap in climate plans: international aviation and shipping emissions

Read about the gap in NDC climate plans where international aviation and shipping emissions are excluded, and why states must include and address them.

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Global shipping companies making mega profits, but paying micro taxes