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Greenpeace China unfurls a No Coal banner outside a power station in 
Beijing.

Greenpeace China unfurls a No Coal banner outside a power station in Beijing.

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Greenpeace activists hang a banner reading “Energy [R]evolution 
Climate Solution” at the SAVE THE WORLD Awards ceremony. The event 
takes place at the Zwentendorf nuclear power station, which was built 
in the 1970s but never used. A recent project is turning the unused 
power station into the largest solar power station in Austria.

Greenpeace activists hang a banner reading “Energy [R]evolution Climate Solution” at the SAVE THE WORLD Awards ceremony. The event takes place at the Zwentendorf nuclear power station, which was built in the 1970s but never used. A recent project is turning the unused power station into the largest solar power station in Austria.

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Over 100 activists occupy 4 coal plants in Italy during the G8 summit.

Over 100 activists occupy 4 coal plants in Italy during the G8 summit.

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Latest Press Releases

Ecological-farming

11 November 2009

Greenpeace today released 'Agriculture at a Crossroads: Food for Survival', highlighting the ongoing food and climate crises and calling for a new ecological approach to agriculture.

Greenpeace responds to the International Energy Agency’s World Energy Outlook 2009

10 November 2009

Greenpeace welcomes the International Energy Agency’s call for action to make the upcoming climate conference in Copenhagen a success - and its warning that delaying climate actions will cost $500 billion US dollars every year - following today’s publication of its World Energy Outlook 2009.

Greenpeace maps out new vision for Mediterranean protection

03 November 2009

Greenpeace today outlined its vision to protect the entire Mediterranean ecosystem and safeguard the future for key species such as bluefin tuna.

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