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Over 50 Greenpeace activists from the Climate Defenders Camp on the Kampar Peninsula take action against deforestation
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Over 50 Greenpeace activists from the Climate Defenders Camp on the Kampar Peninsula take action against deforestation.
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Over 50 Greenpeace activists from the Climate Defenders Camp on the Kampar Peninsula take action against deforestation - unfurling a 20 x 30 meter banner in a freshly destroyed area of rainforest that read ‘Obama you
can stop this’, urging him to take strong leadership and work closely with other Heads of State to help avert a climate crisis by ending global deforestation, responsible for about a fifth of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Over 50 Greenpeace activists from the Climate Defenders Camp on the Kampar Peninsula take action against deforestation - unfurling a 20 x 30 meter banner in a freshly destroyed area of rainforest that read ‘Obama you
can stop this’, urging him to take strong leadership and work closely with other Heads of State to help avert a climate crisis by ending global deforestation, responsible for about a fifth of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Kumi Naidoo, Executive Director of Greenpeace International.
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Activists wearing “Tax” hats unveiled the whale with supporting banners reading: "Amakudai", "waste of tax", "useless public interest corporation”.
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Greenpeace activists wearing Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and US President Barack Obama masks unveil a three-metre whale outside the Japanese Diet while displaying banners
reading: “Yes, We can.” “Stop Research Whaling”. Greenpeace is urging the two leaders to work together to end Japan’s “research whaling”.
programme.
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