Where does “Greenpeace” come from?

I need to work through this etymology chain carefully, but I notice the chain provided doesn't actually lead to "Greenpeace" — it leads to components like "peace" and various Latin/PIE roots. Greenpeace is a modern compound: "Green" + "Peace." The chain given traces only "peace" back through its etymological roots, not the formation of "Greenpeace" itself. Since the instruction is to "state only what the chain supports" and not invent steps, and since the chain doesn't support a complete etymology for the compound word "Greenpeace," I cannot accurately write the required sentence without inventing the missing information about when and how these two elements were combined into the organization's name. Could you clarify: Is the chain meant to show only the etymology of the "peace" component, or should it include the origin of "green" as well to explain the full compound? Or should I

Greenpeace (English): An international, direct-action environmental organization