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Russian illegal logging exposed

Discover how demand for timber in Europe is fuelling illegal logging in Russia.

Rainbow Warrior loading supplies for MSF humanitarian mission to Lebanon. Enlarge Image

Rainbow Warrior delivers MSF aid to Beirut

Rainbow Warrior delivering much needed humanitarian supplies on behalf of Médecins Sans Frontières to Lebanon.

Activists deliver electronic waste back to the offices of Hewlett Packard to demand the removal of toxic substances from HP products. Enlarge Image

The hidden dirty side of the Mexican electronics industry

In the Mexican version of Silicon Valley workers in the electronics industry are suffering from the toxic chemicals used by major multinationals in the production process. We are campaigning the electronics industry to reduce its use of toxic chemicals and become more sustainable.

Part of a unique collection of non-toxic clothes designed exclusively by some of Spain's top fashion designers for the 'Moda sin Toxicos' catwalk show. The show is a well-dressed wake-up call to the grey-suited politicians in Brussels, who later this year will decide on legislation on hazardous chemicals. Enlarge Image

Moda sin Tóxicos

"Moda sin Tóxics" is a fashion show featuring toxics free clothes designed by top Spanish fashion designers. It is organised by Greenpeace as a well-dressed wake-up call to the more grey-suited political types in Brussels, who later this year will decide whether or not to support European legislation that would lead to the phase out of the most hazardous chemicals and replace them with safer alternatives.

This promotional video was made for us by Sven Harding, famous for creating Depeche Mode's signature music videos.

Radionucleotides might feature in future Champagne vintages as dumpsite reports leaks. Enlarge Image

Champagne region threatened by nuclear waste

Low-level radioactive waste is leaking into groundwater less than 10 kilometres (6 miles) from the famous Champagne vineyards.

In the cancer ward of a Kiev hospital in the Ukraine, 19-year-old Elena is being treated for her second case of thyroid cancer in just 3 years Enlarge Image

The deadly legacy of Chernobyl

It has been 20 years since the name Chernobyl became the infamous nuclear accident that devastated the lives of millions of people in Western Russia, Belarus and the Ukraine. 20 years on, and the nightmare for thousands of people is still frightening.

Construction of the sarcophagus (cover) over the destroyed Chernobyl reactor. Enlarge Image

Footage from inside the Chernobyl reactor

Take a look at conditions inside the reactor where the hastily built sarcophagus (cover) over the reactor is falling apart and requires constant maintenance.

Greenpeace activists display banners demonstrating against the departure of former French aircraft carrier Clemenceau at the Port of Toulon. The decommissioned vessel is bound for India where it will be finally dismantled in spite of containing huge quantities of highly toxic asbestos. The banners read 'ASBESTOS CARRIER _ STAY OUT OF INDIA' Enlarge Image

Actions against dumping of toxic warship Clemenceau in India.

Greenpeace activists demand the aircraft carrier Clemenceau not be sent to India for dismantling. The ship is full of asbestos, PCBs, and other toxic substances which Indian workers have to dismantle and dispose of by hand, in lethally unsafe and environmentally unsound conditions.

Ocean Defenders TV

To check out the latest videos from the expedition, go to Ocean Defenders TV. The videos below are from our oceans campaigns from around the world.

Screenshot taken from video footage of ramming incident involving the Nisshin Maru and the Arctic Sunrise. Enlarge Image

Whalers ram Greenpeace ship

The Arctic Sunrise has been deliberately rammed and damaged by the Nisshin Maru, the factory ship of the Japanese whaling fleet. This video footage was taken from both our ships with Shane Rattenbury explaining what happened. In particular the second half of the footage, shot from the Esperanza, clearly shows events.

Also see the full account here.

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