Flames consume huge areas of forest in Vale Alto, Portugal. Portugal has declared a national disaster after the worst forest fires in more than two decades killed nine people, torched thousands of hectares of forest and destroyed homes.

Testing house dust shows how many toxic chemicals could be lurking in your home. These chemicals are in everyday consumer products.

Phillip - Photo journalist

Local anti-nuclear groups in support of the Greenpeace action against Koeberg nuclear power station

Archbishop Desmond Tutu blessed the Esperanza and the crew and then joined them in wishing for a clean, peaceful and nuclear free world.

The flotilla consists of crew of all ages. Three year old JJ in onboard with his dad Inigo "The world's nuclear industry is running like a car without brakes. It makes me scared for my children that this madness goes on unchecked and our kids...

Gustavo Ampugnani of Greenpeace with Mexican grown GE-free maize, demonstrating Mexico has no need for GE-contaminated maize from the US.

GE rice is fool's gold because an adult would have to eat at least 12 times the normal intake of 300 grams to get the daily recommended amount of provitamin A.

A Bangladeshi farmer using organic methods plants young rice into soil that has been recently flooded.