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On the ‘Global Day of Action on Climate Change’ Greenpeace highlighted
the threat from global warming to the river Ganga and pointed out that
the solution is a global Energy [R]evolution that called for efficient
use of energy and a shift away from coal to renewable energy sources.
Greenpeace activists in various cities across the country emphasized
the need for this revolution in our energy production.

Greenpeace India Global Day of Action

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.

Month in pictures - November 2008

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).

Month in pictures - October 2008

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.

Month in pictures - September 2008

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".

Month in pictures - August 2008

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Month in pictures - June 2008

Mediterranean Sea, Arctic Sunrise - crew of the Arctic Sunrise
confiscate a length of illegal driftnet from the Italian fishing
vessel Diomede II, fishing off the coast of Sicily in the
Mediterranean Sea. Greenpeace has called on the Italian coastguard to
confiscate the remaining net and seize the vessel's catch. The Arctic
Sunrise is currently in the Mediterranean as part of a three-month
ship tour, tackling threats to the sea and promoting marine reserves
to protect the health and productivity of the Mediterranean.

Month in Pictures - May 2008

Greenpeace volunteer Tanith Carrington in the process of planting a
tree as part of the Greenpeace reforestation activity on Landcorp
land, near Taupo. Over 30 Greenpeace volunteers replanted over 1000
trees on land cleared for dairy farming.

Month in Pictures - April 2008

Thousands join a protest against coal-fired power plant in Iloilo City
which if built would contribute to global climate change and lock the
country in a dirty energy cycle for years to come.

Month in Pictures - March 2008

3 December 2007: A Greenpeace bear hugs a girl on Kuta beach during
the Solar Generation concert. © Greenpeace

Month in Pictures - December 2007

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