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January 2007

View over Dan Nan wind farm in Nan'ao, China. This province has the best wind resources in China and is already home to several industrial scale wind farms. China is investing heavily in wind power to meet its growing energy needs. Enlarge image

The energy [r]evolution starts here

Tackling dangerous climate change is the biggest challenge we face today. Luckily, there is an answer to the challenge. A new Greenpeace report, Energy [R]evolution, details how to halve the world's CO2 emissions by 2050, using existing technology and still providing affordable energy and economic growth.

Greenpeace Southern Oceans Tour (1999/2000): Greenpeace tries to stop a minke whale from being hauled onto a Japanese whaling vessel. Enlarge image

Search for Japanese whalers begins

This year the Japanese government aims to hunt almost 1,000 whales in the Southern Ocean whales sanctuary. Once again Greenpeace will be there to defend the whales.

11 August 2005: Early this morning Greenpeace activists enter Hazelwood, the developed world’s most polluting power station. (C) Greenpeace Enlarge image

As Victoria burns, Hazelwood activists are in court

While climate change bites and Victoria fights some of its worst ever bushfires, 15 Greenpeace activists appear in court this week charged with trespass at Victoria's polluting Hazelwood power station.

Does this belong to you? Apple e-waste in China. Enlarge image

Hello? Steve? This is Green my Apple calling on the iPhone

All us loyal Mac fans tuned into the Macworld conference in San Francisco to hear where Apple is going to lead the consumer electronics industry next. But, while we waited hopefully for Steve Jobs to announce better environmental practices, less toxic contents, and the greener Apple we've all been dreaming of, all we got was a phone.

Nuclear is never save, as Greenpeace demonstrated by occupying Australia's Lucas Heights nuclear facility with ease. Enlarge image

Europe turns off nuclear power

John Howard welcomed in the New Year with a big cheer for dangerous nuclear power. Meanwhile, Europe acted responsibly by decommissioning seven nuclear power stations, the most ever in one day.

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