Extinction Rebellion is a global environmental movement rebelling against the corporate destruction of a liveable planet.

Back in 2018, a group of British climate activists started purposefully breaking the law, blocking roads and gluing themselves to government buildings in the name of cutting carbon emissions. The ...

In the fall of 2018, thousands of activists in London drew the world’s attention by blockading bridges, supergluing their hands to government buildings, and getting arrested by the dozens. Waving ...

The Public Prosecution Service is taking legal action against the Noord-Holland council and PVV member Ronald van Tiggelen ...

Activists with the NYC chapter of Extinction Rebellion blocked the entrance to a publishing center that distributes papers that include The New York Post on April 22. Seth Gottfried The climate-change ...

Five people have been arrested after climate protesters entered A&O Shearman's London office yesterday, according to people close to the situation. Members of climate group Exinction Rebellion stormed ...

Dutch police arrested over 1,500 people after Extinction Rebellion protesters blocked a motorway in The Hague on Saturday. Hundreds of police were deployed to “maintain public order” during the ...

When Sam Kern started working at Google four years ago, she believed she could drive change as an insider. If she could just “get the ear” of the right executives, Kern thought, she could convince ...

A group of ecoactivists were arrested after disrupting traffic at an airfield in Massachusetts on Saturday, the latest in the ongoing trend of public demonstrations against climate change.

Two climate activists with Extinction Rebellion were arrested Sunday after gluing themselves to a Picasso painting at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne. The activists glued themselves to ...

Climate change campaigners from ethnic minority backgrounds have warned that the movement is too white and middle class and erases the contributions of people of color in fighting climate injustice.