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Smog from plantation fires clouds the Kapuas River, Kalimantan. Fire is often used to clear forest and prepare the land for planting with oil palms. This practice is illegal but is common practice among the palm oil industry.

A Greenpeace 'polar bear' and volunteers hang a Christmas stocking at the Philippine Senate entrance gate with messages to lawmakers asking for the immediate enactment of the Renewable Energy (RE) Bill as a Christmas gift to the Filipino people. The passage of the RE bill will be the country's first important contribution to help combat climate change.

A Greenpeace 'polar bear' and volunteers visit the Philippine Senate after the UN Climate Change Conference in Bali. Greenpeace is demanding that lawmakers expedite the passage of the Renewable Energy Bill as the country's first step toward the global effort to stop climate change.

A Greenpeace 'polar bear' and volunteers visit the Philippine Senate after the UN Climate Change Conference in Bali. Greenpeace is demanding that lawmakers expedite the passage of the Renewable Energy Bill as the country's first step toward the global effort to stop climate change.

A Greenpeace 'polar bear' and a volunteer hang a Christmas stocking at the Philippine Senate entrance gate with messages to lawmakers asking for the immediate enactment of the Renewable Energy (RE) Bill as a Christmas gift to the Filipino people. The passage of the RE bill will be the country's first important contribution to help combat climate change.

As the international UN climate conference in Bali, Indonesia nears conclusion, Greenpeace volunteers hang a giant banner at the Manila City Hall to demand immediate passage of the renewable energy ill. The environmental organization has been calling on the Philippine government to fast-track the passage of the Renewable Energy Bill which, once enacted, will catalyze the shift away from the country's dependency on fossil fuels and pave the path for the massive uptake of renewable energy to help stop climate change.

As the international UN climate conference in Bali, Indonesia nears conclusion, Greenpeace volunteers hang a giant banner at the Manila City Hall to demand immediate passage of the renewable energy ill. The environmental organization has been calling on the Philippine government to fast-track the passage of the Renewable Energy Bill which, once enacted, will catalyze the shift away from the country's dependency on fossil fuels and pave the path for the massive uptake of renewable energy to help stop climate change.

As the international UN climate conference in Bali, Indonesia nears conclusion, Greenpeace volunteers hang a giant banner at the Manila City Hall to demand immediate passage of the renewable energy ill. The environmental organization has been calling on the Philippine government to fast-track the passage of the Renewable Energy Bill which, once enacted, will catalyze the shift away from the country's dependency on fossil fuels and pave the path for the massive uptake of renewable energy to help stop climate change.

Greenpeace and the Bali Hotels Association in partnership with the Bali Tourism Development Corporation (BTDC) today launched an ambitious energy efficiency program aimed at promoting responsible tourism and climate friendly hospitality in the most `favored and frequented´ tourist destination in the southern hemisphere.