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Vodokanal, enough rake-offs from the Neva! Enlarge Image

Vodokanal, enough rake-offs from the Neva!

August 27, 2008

Today Greenpeace activists marked with toxic danger signs several illegal waste water discharges into Neva river. All pipes marked belong to the city water treatment monopoly — State Unitary Enterprise «Vodokanal of St. Petersburg».

Greenpeace activists conduct a peaceful protest outside the Japanese embassy in Moscow as part of a global campaign against the continued unnecessary detention of two Greenpeace activists in Japan who exposed a large scale embezzlement scandal within the Japanese government-sponsored Southern Ocean whaling program. In addition to demonstrations in approximately 30 countries since last week, nearly 180,000 letters of protest have been emailed to the Japanese Prime Minister and Foreign minister. Enlarge Image

Justice for whales, justice for Greenpeace

July 01, 2008

July 1, 2008, Moscow. - Russian Greenpeace activists gathered today at the Japanese Embassy demanding release of the two whales defenders, who exposed a major stolen whale meat scandal in the so-called Scientific Whaling Fleet. Peaceful protests against unnecessary and unjust detention of Japanese activists Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki took place all around the world.

Greenpeace discovers uranium hexafluoride containers on railway near St.Petersburg Enlarge Image

Australia - next Uranium exporter to Russia

June 20, 2008. Angarsk-Irkutsk-Moscow-St.Petersburg. Today representatives of the Baikal Ecological Wave, the Baikal Movement, Bellona, Greenpeace Russia, Ecodefense appealed to the Parliament of Australia with the demand not to ratify the treaty that will open way for the large-scale export of the Australian uranium to Russia.

Western Caucasus in the fall Enlarge Image

UN joins environmental calls for Russia to move Olympic site

June 02, 2008

02 June 2008, Moscow, Russia – Greenpeace welcomes the United Nations Environment Programme’s criticism of plans to build 2014 Winter Olympics facilities on a site critical to rare and endangered species.

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