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Greenpeace International Executive Director Gerd Leipold

Greenpeace International Executive Director Gerd Leipold

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In Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, a factory directly discharges wastewater into Poyang Lake.

In Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, a factory directly discharges wastewater into Poyang Lake.

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A coal washing factory discharges black untreated wastewater into the Yellow River.

A coal washing factory discharges black untreated wastewater into the Yellow River.

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A family is terrified as their home is destroyed by loggers in a Greenpeace short film.

From Their Homes To Yours

Narrated by Sir David Attenborough and Ewan McGregor. Short film made for cinema distribution about the world's ancient forests and the threats they face from illegal and destructive logging. *Panda Award Winner 2004*

Evidence of free trade impacts projected onto WTO venue (I)

Three boats with Greenpeace activists sailed past the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre where the World Trade Organisation is meeting this week. Activists on the boat projected a large slogan demanding that delegates `Stop Toxic Trade' on the building of the Convention Centre itself. Daniel Mittler, Trade Policy Advisor of Greenpeace International, gave his speech.

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為使同學們知道森林的破壞情況，綠色和平設計了一套互動話劇，於十月巡迴小學演出。 Enlarge Image

Images from chopsticks sale

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四位穿著民族服裝，來自雲南的農民攝影師，包括(左起)：李自康、熊貴芝(阿四妹)、白雲仙及黎明富。 Enlarge Image

Photo Exhibition“The Land gives me rice, Rice gives me Life”

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Five rice farmers from four counties of Yunnan Province who took photos for the first time in their lives: (from left to right) Bai Yunxian (Dai Minority), Li Mingfu (Aini Minority), Xiong Guizhi (Pumi Minority), Li Zikang (Hani Minority), and Ma Meiyan (Dai Minority). Enlarge Image

Rice Farmers' Photo Exhibition

Greenpeace launches a photo exhibition in Beijing to showcase rice farmers’ livelihood and modes of traditional farming in Southwest China’s Yunnan province. These photos are taken by five farmers who have never used a camera before. The fruit of a year long project starting from the eco-agriculture tour, Greenpeace hopes that the exhibition will provoke a national debate on the future of rice farming and promote sustainable agricultural models.

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