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Greenpeace activists from 10 European countries stop the unloading of the 'Hope', a vessel carrying about 25.000 tonnes of genetically engineered (GE) soya from Argentina in the Polish port of Gdynia. The action is a protest against the environmental problems linked with GE-farming in Argentina, where the GE soya plantations are causing deforestation, dramatic increase in the spraying of toxic herbicides and infertility of the soil.
17 November 2005
Gdynia Poland

Greenpeace activists from 10 European countries stop the unloading of the 'Hope', a vessel carrying about 25.000 tonnes of genetically engineered (GE) soya from Argentina in the Polish port of Gdynia. The action is a protest against the environmental problems linked with GE-farming in Argentina, where the GE soya plantations are causing deforestation, dramatic increase in the spraying of toxic herbicides and infertility of the soil.

© Greenpeace / Konrad Konstantynowicz

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