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China’s Pearl River being poisoned by factories due to inadequate pollution regulation

October 28, 2009

Google, Microsoft lag on climate solutions

October 27, 2009

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M/s Deng 70, tells of how her plants have died due to the company's irresponsible discharge next to her garden. Enlarge Image

China's poisoned Pearl

The Pearl River in China is being poisoned due to inadequate pollution regulation.

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A Nestle consumer returning Nestle products. Enlarge Image

Nestle - Return to Sender

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A polar bear cleaning his coat on ice floes in the Kane Basin, off Cape Clay, northern Greenland. Enlarge Image

Month in pictures - August 2009

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On Thursday, 30th July, 2009, farmers, fishermen and other villagers from around Alibag, gathered with Greenpeace activists to protest the acquisition of agricultural land for coal power plants. The message - "No Coal" Enlarge Image

The Renewable Energy Rally, Alibag

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Greenpeace activists on their way to deposit water at the RBI. Climate change will soon cause a water crisis in this country if the government does not act now! Enlarge Image

Climate Change = Water Crisis

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Children are the future of our country, they hold the promise of India. Children in Jalka rejoice as Greenpeace puts up solar panels on two schools in the Jalka village. Enlarge Image

Month in pictures - May 2009

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A Greenpeace activist holds an empty bucket of clean coal during a Fossil Fools Day 'Coal Going Out of Business Sale' at the headquarters of coal power plant developer Sithe Global in New York April 1, 2009. The 6th annual Fossil Fools Day is an international day of action highlighting the devastting effects of addiction to fossil fuels and celebrating clean energy and transportation alternatives. Enlarge Image

Month in pictures - April 2009

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School girls of the Zilla Parishad School strike a pose under the new solar panel rooftop. The 1.7 kWh and 280W panels at the Zilla Parishad school and the secondary school can power 10 fans and two computers respectively. Enlarge Image

Kalavati & Jalka in pictures

By adopting solar power, Kalavati is now the new symbol of energy security in the country. Political parties are in no position to deliver “electricity for all by 2012,” unless they embrace the Energy Revolution.

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Delhi: Passer-bys intrigued by the Ban the Bulb sign at India Gate as the Bachat Lamp Yojna is launched in Delhi. Greenpeace activists and celebrities, Raghu Rai, Swami Agnivesh, Achin Vinaik, Rabbi Shergil and Manpreet Brar emphasise that we need implementation now. Enlarge Image

Bajat Lamp Yojana

Today, Greenpeace celebrated the the announcement of the Bachat Lamp Yojana in 8 Indian cities. This is a good first step, now we need implementation.

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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. Enlarge Image

Month in pictures -February 2009

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