Greenpeace activists took action at Barcelona's famous Sagrada Familia as world leaders meet for a final round of climate talks before making a global treaty in Copenhagen.
Chasing pirates, freeing animals, confronting illegal activity on the high seas – sounds like something out of an adventure movie. Actually, it's the reality of our action-packed ship tour in the Pacific.
Greenpeace activists recently blockaded two Queensland ports to protest Kevin Rudd’s huge expansion of the export coal industry at a time when climate change is threatening the future of the Pacific Islands. The action was timed to coincide with the vital climate discussions taking place at the Pacific Islands Forum meeting in Cairns. Here's the low down.
In early August 2009, Greenpeace kicked off a three-day blockade across two coal ports in Queensland. The action coincided with the Pacific Islands Forum in Cairns.
Overfishing is wiping out the world's fish, with 76 percent of the world's fisheries in dire straits. But urgent action can turn the tide on unsustainable fishing.
