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Greenpeace activists peacefully enter the Unterweser nuclear power plant to protest the lack of security concerning a plane crash or an airborne terrorist attack.

A HP (Hewlett-Packard ) representative attempts to take a HP laptop bearing the message “HP: Harmful Products” on the screen and held by a Greenpeace activist wearing a mask to mimic the HP (Hewlett-Packard) Chief Executive Officer Mark Hurd outside the Hewlett-Packard (HP) China headquarters in Beijing, China - 25 June 2009. Greenpeace are demanding the company take back the toxic laptops and producer a ‘greener’ product.

YOU-TURN THE EARTH. Push the world in the right direction. Copenhagen climate summit December 2009.

Greenpeace volunteers intercept a freighter carrying coal bound for Kingsnorth power station in Kent using rigid inflatable speedboats just after midnight on Monday 22 June 2009.

June 19, 2009 HVALFJORDUR-FJORD, ICELAND Whaling in Iceland. First fin whales brought to land on June 19, 2009. The boat, Hvalur 9, entering Hvalfjordur-fjord. The first fin whale to be cut was a female, 18 metres long.

June 19, 2009 HVALFJORDUR-FJORD, ICELAND Whaling in Iceland. First fin whales brought to land on June 19, 2009. The boat, Hvalur 9, entering Hvalfjordur-fjord. The first fin whale to be cut was a female, 18 metres long.

June 19, 2009 HVALFJORDUR-FJORD, ICELAND Whaling in Iceland. First fin whales brought to land on June 19, 2009. The boat, Hvalur 9, entering Hvalfjordur-fjord. The first fin whale to be cut was a female, 18 metres long.

June 19, 2009 HVALFJORDUR-FJORD, ICELAND Whaling in Iceland. First fin whales brought to land on June 19, 2009. The boat, Hvalur 9, entering Hvalfjordur-fjord. The first fin whale to be cut was a female, 18 metres long.

June 19, 2009 HVALFJORDUR-FJORD, ICELAND Whaling in Iceland. First fin whales brought to land on June 19, 2009. The boat, Hvalur 9, entering Hvalfjordur-fjord. The first fin whale to be cut was a female, 18 metres long.