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Greenpeace kicks up a storm of protest at UN climate talks, staging an extreme weather event for delegates arriving at the talks. This is a taste of what the future could look like if they don't create the right conditions for a fair, ambitious and binding climate deal. Enlarge Image

Kicking up a storm in Barcelona

Activists kick up a storm of protest at UN climate talks, staging an extreme weather event for delegates arriving at the talks. This is a taste of what the future could look like if they don't create the right conditions for a fair, ambitious and binding climate deal.

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World leaders block the conveyor belts at Svea Coal Mine, hindering Arctic coal from being exported to European coal fired power plants. Enlarge Image

Month in pictures - October 2009

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Setki nagich osób pozowało we francuskiej winnicy światowej sławy fotografowi Spencerowi Tunickowi Enlarge Image

700 strip naked for climate message

700 volunteers posed nude in a French vineyard to send a message about climate change. This human art installation in the South of Burgundy was created by artist Spencer Tunick - to warn about the dangers of global warming.

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Greenpeace voert campagne voor een wereldwijd netwerk van zeereservaten, ook in de Stille Oceaan. Enlarge Image

Months in pics - September 2009

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GCCA Climate Witnesses in New York (Constance, Ula, Sharon) Enlarge Image

Agents of change in New York City

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Close up of an Asian Elephant (chang in Thai) eating a piece of fruit before setting off on the second leg of the Greenpeace-led Chang(e) Caravan. The Chang(e) Caravan, launched last September 12, is a procession of community folk and Greenpeace volunteers that aims to raise awareness on climate change impacts and solutions. The 15-day journey will arrive at the outskirts of Bangkok in time for a crucial UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change) intercessional meeting before the Copenhagen climate summit in December. Greenpeace is calling on world leaders to commit to an ambitious, fair and binding new international climate treaty, and make available necessary funds to protect Southeast Asia’s natural forests, to ensure the future of the region and its people. The caravan is led by elephants rehabilitated by the Thai Elephant Research and Conservation Fund (TERF), and is a part of the global TckTckTck campaign. Enlarge Image

Elephants for chang[e]

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A polar bear cleaning his coat on ice floes in the Kane Basin, off Cape Clay, northern Greenland. Enlarge Image

Month in pictures - August 2009

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Hundreds of Greenpeace supporters, volunteers and farmers plant organic rice in a bid to create the first ever ‘art ‘ rice field in Ratchaburi province. The 10-rai rice field in will grow into an artwork design in the next 4 months depicting farmers harvesting rice. Enlarge Image

Rice Up!

Greenpeace unveiled a massive living sculpture in an organic rice field to celebrate Southeast Asia’s rich natural heritage in rice production, while at the same time reminding governments to protect the region’s most important food crop from the imminent threat of genetic engineering, as well as from the grave impacts of climate change.

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