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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. 1
Walk Against Warming, Saturday 4 November, 2006, Melbourne scene. Huge crowds of around 80,000 voters joined the Walk Against Warming around Australia, pressing the Howard government to take urgent action against climate change. 2
An endangered fin whale is brought to the harbor of Hvalfjörour, Iceland. The fin whale is the first kill by Iceland and marks the resumption to commercial whaling for the country. 3
Activists installed toilet bowls outside Kimberly-Clark's offices with trees being "flushed down" them, to highlight the company's destruction of ancient Canadian Boreal Forest.©Greenpeace/Andrea Guermani 4
Greenpeace Activists staging a die-in in front of the Turkish Parliament in protest against the draft nuclear law. 5
Greenpeace activists dressed as deep sea creatures are caught along with "Stephen Harper”. The demonstration against the governments position on bottom trawling took place near Parliament Hill in Ottawa. 6
The Japanese Fisheries Agency whaling fleet leaves Shimonoseki, Japan bound for the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary with plans to harpoon 935 minke whales and 10 endangered fin whales. 7
Blame Canada screenshot 8
Greenpeace volunteers unfurl banners while hanging from the Howrah Bridge over the river Ganga. Greenpeace is raising an alarm on one of the most serious impacts of Climate Change, the rapid rate of retreat of the Himalayan Glaciers, some of which are receding at nearly double the speed as compared to two decades back. This has already adversely impacted the water discharge to rivers which originate from the glaciers. 9
Hundreds of people from across Britain march on the Atomic Weapons Establishment at Aldermaston in Berkshire. They are converging in large groups from all directions - by bus, train, bicycle and on foot - determined to carry out the world’s largest ever inspection of a nuclear weapons factory. A big police presence of several hundred officers is protecting the site. 10
Nyfiket sjölejon vid Espíritu Santo i Cortez hav, ett område som mexikanska regeringen gjorde till marint reservat några dagar efter att bilden togs. 11
The Rainbow Warrior during the ICCAT (International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas). Greenpeace is highlighting the problem of tuna farming as well as demanding that ICCAT cut the total allowable catch for bluefin tuna in half. 12
Six months of investigations by Greenpeace show that traders including Germany's biggest agricultural traders, Raiffeisen, are selling toxic and strictly prohibited pesticides. 13

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