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The Rainbow Warrior blocks the State Owned Enterprise Solid Energy's coal ship the Hellenic Sea from leaving the Port of Lyttelton. The 225-metre bulker carries up to 60 thousand tonnes of export coal. Enlarge Image

Quit Coal 2008

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Actievoerders van Greenpeace plaatsen kleine windmolentjes in de haven van Antwerpen op de plek waar het Duitse energiebedrijf E.ON een nieuwe kolencentrale wil bouwen. Enlarge Image

Month in pictures - November 2008

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南非大主教杜圖曾參觀綠色和平旗艦『希望號』，並祝福船隻和船員。『希望號』代表綠色和平，參與2002年在南非開普敦舉行的地球峰會。 Enlarge Image

Greenpeace in Africa

Greenpeace brings to Africa a long tradition of environmental action, expertise and empowering people to achieve sustainable change.

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Activistas de Greenpeace han proyectado imágenes de los futuros efectos del cambio climático en España y mensajes como “Carbón = cambio climático” sobre las torres de refrigeración de la central térmica de carbón de As Pontes (A Coruña). Enlarge Image

Month in pictures - October 2008

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Activists from the Greenpeace ship 'Esperanza', and assisted by local land owners, halt the loading of illegally logged trees onto the 'Harbour Gemini' ship from the rainforests of Papua New Guinea, in Paia inlet, Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea, Wednesday 3rd September 2008. These forests are being felled by Turama Forest Industries - a group company of Malayasian company Rimbunan Hijau. Twenty percent of global greenhouse emissions annually are caused by the deforestation of natural forests worldwide. Enlarge Image

Month in pictures - September 2008

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Kingsnorth Climate Camp. 100 people entered and secured an uncultivated field at Deansgate Ridge on the Hoo peninsula in Kent, only 1 km from Kingsnorth Power Station. They erected and climbed tripods to prevent police from moving them and have erected a marquee alongside a banner which reads "No New Coal". Enlarge Image

Month in pictures - August 2008

Check out pictures from around the globe. Greenpeace had activities in the United Kingdom, Australia, Argentina, India and many other countries.

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Activists from the Greepeace ship, Esperanza, aided by local landowners, halt the loading of timber onto the ship, Harbour Gemini, in Paia inlet, Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea. These forests are being felled by Turama Forest Industries, a group company of Malaysian company, Rimbunan Hijau. Forest destruction accounts for around 20% of the world’s global greenhouse gas emissions every year. Enlarge Image

Rainforest timber action

September 2008: Greenpeace stopped a ship bound for China, carrying piles of logged timber from the Paradise Forests. Our peaceful action was greeted joyously by local people who watched from boats, singing and dancing.

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25 August, 2008: Greenpeace ship, Esperanza, is welcomed into Port Morseby by traditional dance groups and mudmen to begin the Forest for Climate ship tour. The Paradise Forests of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea are disappearing at a faster rate than any other forests on the planet. Deforestation releases huge amounts of greenhouse gas, contributing to dangerous climate change. Enlarge Image

Protect forests, save our climate

August 2008: Greenpeace has launched our Forests for Climate tour with a colourful welcome in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. Our ship, Esperanza, is touring the region protecting forests and showing how deforestation contributes to climate change.

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June 10, 2008. Greenpeace invited 71 students from Fangcaodi Primary School to create two large-scale painting – “The Dark Side of Coal” and “Make our Children’s Future Brighter” Enlarge Image

Quit coal action

With the help of 71 primary school children from Beijing Fangcaodi Primary School, Greenpeace today highlighted the role of coal in worsening air pollution and climate change in China.

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Greenpeace field workers are placing signs to warn the public of hazards around damaged chemical plants Enlarge Image

Sichuan Earthquake action

In response to the Sichuan earthquake, Greenpeace has dispatched a research team to the disaster zone to examine the potential environmental problems triggered by the earthquake.

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