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.
Greenpeace has launched a “ruddy” brilliant campaign to make sure Kevin Rudd does the right thing at the climate change meeting in Copenhagen this December.
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.
At 2.30pm today, Greenpeace steamed its largest vessel the Esperanza into Hay Point Coal Terminal aiming to block a coal berth at one of the world’s largest coal export ports.
After three days transit from the Cook Islands, our ship, the Esperanza sailed into Samoa this week for the second leg of the Pacific Voices ship tour.
A very full Esperanza arrived at the tiny atolls of Pukapuka and Nassau this week, with much needed supplies and a team of 10 Cook Islanders from the National Environment Service, the Red Cross and local climate change groups.
