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Greenpeace activist outside the warmest place in the Finland Forest Rescue Station! Enlarge Image

Setting up the Finland Forest Rescue Station

Behind the scenes in the early days of "Ice Station Reindeer"

Greenpeace launches Stop Global Warming balloon over the Mae Moh coal plant in Lampang, Thailand on the 21st August 2002 Enlarge Image

Discover the plight of local Thai villagers poisoned by a dirty coal power plant.

Fighting to breath, the dying person utters one last, albeit vain, wish just one big gulp of clean air. A village where the most precious possessions are two oxygen tanks, with a long list of the dying waiting for the current users to pass on. Hell on earth? No. Mae Moh in Lampang Province, northern Thailand, home to the largest coal-fired power plant and lignite mine complex Thailand.

Green Santa comes to town!

A newsclip about Greenpeaces Green Santas as run by NDTV on 24th of December, 2004.

Humanitarian and medical aid organised by Medecins Sans Frontiere is unloaded from the Greenpeace flagship, Rainbow Warrior. Shipments by sea are essential since most of the west coast of Aceh is not accessible by road. The areas were severely damaged by the tsunami disaster on the December 26, 2004. The risk of infections from injuries and epidemics is huge. The survivors need medical care, food, clean water and shelter. MSF is currently working in the town's hospital and has mobile clinics. Long term action is needed to rebuild along the west coast of Sumatra Island. Enlarge Image

More footage of relief efforts in Aceh, Northern Sumatra, Indonesia

The Rainbow Warrior crew works with MSF and locals to deliver much needed aid to tsunami survivors in Aceh, Northern Sumatra, Indonesia.

Humanitarian aid organised by Medecins Sans Frontieres and intended for Aceh in North Sumatra being loaded on to the Greenpeace ship, Rainbow Warrior, en route to Banda Aceh. The shipment includes food, water sanitation equipment, mosquito nets, generators, cooking fuel and MSF base camp equipment. Aceh province was one of the areas most severely affected by the December 26, 2004 earthquake when tsunami waves hit the coastal areas. Many areas remain in need of aid despite the massive international mobilisation of aid. Enlarge Image

The Rainbow Warrior helps bring aid to tsunami survivors

The Rainbow Warrior helps medical aid organisation Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to get relief supplies to parts of Indonesia devastated by the Indian Ocean earthquake.

Impacts of sea level rise in India.

Impacts of sea level rise on coastal communities in Orissa, India.

Rainbow Warrior cruise

Hani children in traditional costume in the Yunnan Province Enlarge Image

Rice: A way of life in Yunnan, China

Rice has been a grown around the world for over 10,000 years, it is cultivated in 113 countries and 3000 million people rely on it as a staple food. This short film taken in the Yunnan, China illustrates that rice is not just food but a culture and way of life that needs to be safeguarded against genetic engineering.

This spectacular squid is discarded bycatch on a Spanish bottom trawler. Enlarge Image

Exposed - EU Bottom Trawling in the North Atlantic

Footage of discarded bycatch brought up by the Spanish bottom trawler, the Ivan Nores, documented by the crew of the Esperanza.

Girl standing outside the Al-Majidat school for girls (900 pupils), next to the Tuwaitha nuclear facility. Enlarge Image

Radioactive contamination in Iraq

In July of 2003 Greenpeace exposed the radioactive contamination of the town of Tuwaitha, Iraq. The nuclear storage facility, left open for weeks while US Troops secured oil wells, was looted by local people who unwittingly took barrels of Uranium yellowcake into their homes and dispersed radioactive sources throughout the area.

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