2006 - a year in pictures

Students from universities and secondary schools compete at the Somtam
(papaya salad) festival in Jatujak Weekend Market, Bangkok, Thailand.
Thai papayas have recently been contaminated by experimental GMO
papayas, which do no have proper assessment for either human food
safety or environmental risks.

Month in Pictures - July 2006

This months best Greenpeace images from around the world.

The Forsmark nuclear power plant. The plant suffered a serious safety
incident and has been shut down for investigation.

Month in Pictures - August 2006

This months best Greenpeace images from around the world.

Greenpeace has found Chinese rice products in the UK contaminated with
unapproved, experimental rice.

Month in Pictures - September 2006

Aerial view of a crop circle made by local farmers and Greenpeace
volunteers in Isabela province, 300 km northeast of Manila. The crop
circle, with a slash over the letter 'M' symbolizes farmer's rejection
of genetically-modified Bt corn crops from Monsanto corporation.

Month in Pictures - October 2006

This months best Greenpeace images from around the world.

Thirty Greenpeace activists occupy the Didcot coal-fired powerstation.
The Didcot site is the second most polluting power station in Britain
- two thirds of the energy it generates is wasted. Greenpeace is
demanding that the Government phases out these kind of coal fired
power stations and instead backs localised - or decentralised power
generation.

Month in Pictures - November 2006

Ronald McDonald is arrested in New Zealand after protesting against
McDonalds use of GE-fed chicken

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