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Month in pictures 2005


3 November 2005: Australia's primary industries ministers decide to allow genetic contamination of our canola harvest. But will Victorian farmer, Geoffrey Carracher (pictured), have to pay for his own contamination testing? Full story (c) Greenpeace Enlarge image

November 2005

The Japanese whaling fleet sets out to hunt almost 1000 whales in the Southern Ocean, a Greenpeace ship leaves South Africa to start our major global oceans expedition, Greenpeace activists are attacked in the Philippines, we send two young Australians to climate talks in Montreal.

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1 October: Greenpeace gear is back. Our popular merchandise makes a comeback with the launch of the Greenpeace online shop. Goodies include organic cotton T-shirts, accessories and a Greenpeace CD featuring great Aussie talent. Enlarge image

October 2005

We launch our online merchandise store, support farmers against genetically engineered (GE) crops, push renewable energy, monitor supermarkets for GE food, help American teacher and peace activist Scott Parkin, push for an end to deep sea destruction and inform the public about the ANZ Bank fuelling climate change by funding an unwanted coal-fired power station in Thailand.

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