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15 November 7.30am: Activists remain locked onto the coal conveyor. Three activists have been arrested. Enlarge image

Coal kills – shut down old power stations

Greenpeace activists have finished their occupation of Munmorah - a coal-fired power plant on the NSW Central coast.

Newcastle, Sunday 2 September 2007: Greenpeace activists enter the world's biggest coal port and paint the message "Australia Pushing Export Coal" on the side of a coal ship. The message was part of a peaceful protest to expose the Howard Government's real APEC agenda: to protect Australia's coal export industry by undermining the Kyoto Protocol.(c)Greenpeace/Morris. Enlarge image

Howard’s real APEC agenda

As dawn broke over Newcastle harbour, Greenpeace activists sent a message to the world about John Howard's real APEC agenda.

Plain clothes police drag a Greenpeace activist from the Centennial Coal AGM. Greenpeace attempted to stop the meeting and send a stong message to mining executives and shareholders that expanding the coal industry will not be tolerated. Enlarge image

Activists stop Centennial Coal AGM

Expanding Australia’s coal industry will not be tolerated. And to prove it, Greenpeace briefly shut down Centennial Coal's annual general meeting this morning.

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Whaling and protest resumes
Illegal timber trucks stopped in Australia
The world walks against warming
Whale hunt begins
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