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Greenpeace activists hold lanterns with the image of Toru Suzuki at the Japanese Embassy in Washington, D.C., Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2009, in support of the Tokyo Two. Agrandir

Mois en images -Février 2009

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Greenpeace New Zealand staged a whale stranding in Mission Bay, one of Auckland's most popular beaches, today, to highlight the court case of two activists for their part in exposing corruption in the Japanese whaling industry. The action was part of an international peaceful protest directed at the Japanese government asking for justice for Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki known as the 'Tokyo 2' and justice for the whales. The five metre inflatable minke whale was beached to symbolise their plight. Activists placed Japanese daimyo banners around the whale which read "Free the Tokyo 2 and Put Whaling on Trial". Agrandir

Tokyo Two

In February 2009, international peaceful protests took place across the world calling for justice for Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki, known as the 'Tokyo Two', and justice for the whales. The Tokyo Two were charged with theft and trespass after they exposed a major scandal around the embezzlement of whale meat from the Japanese government-sponsored whaling in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary.

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12 February 2009 Cilacap, Central Java, INDONESIA. Greenpeace takes direct action to expose the true cost of coal at Cilacap coal plant on Central Java’s south coast. 40 Greenpeace activists and local community representatives, wearing white masks to symbolise the health risks to local communities, chained themselves to the gates of the Cilacap coal plant. Greenpeace is denouncing the faulty projections by Indonesia’s Energy ministry to justify the building of new coal plants that do not take into account so-called "external costs" such as respiratory diseases, mining accidents, acid rain, smog pollution, reduced agricultural yields and climate change. Agrandir

Mois en images -Février 2009

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2 grudnia rano 11 aktywistów Greenpeace weszło na komin elektrowni Pątnów, aby wezwać polski rząd do zmiany polityki energetycznej opartej na węglu na rzecz odnawialnych źródeł energii i efektywności energetycznej i zaprzestał blokowania unijnego pakietu klimatycznego.Część z aktywistów spędziła noc na kominie i w dalszym ciągu na nim przebywa. Agrandir

Mois en images - Décembre 2008

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Poznan - centrale de Patnow

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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. Agrandir

Mois en images - Novembre 2008

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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). Agrandir

Mois en images - Octobre 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. Agrandir

Mois en images - Septembre 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". Agrandir

Mois en images - Août 2008

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The first Philippine manufactured E-Jeepney (Electric Jeepney) coasts down a street in Makati City, in the central business district in the Philippines’ capital city of Manila. GRIPP (Green Renewable Independent Power Producer) and Greenpeace today launched the commercial run the innovative E-Jeepneys, which will now ply a commercial route in public roads. The first public transport of its kind in Southeast Asia, the E-Jeepney intends to steer clear of the use of fossil fuels to help mitigate climate change while while addressing problems such as air pollution, solid waste and rising oil proces. Agrandir

Mois en images - Juillet 2008

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