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Greenpeace activists are protesting against the climate-damaging extraction of fossil natural gas around 20 kilometers northwest of the North Sea island of Borkum, where the Dutch energy company One Dyas plans to install an extraction platform today. The 18 climate activists from Germany and the Netherlands have anchored three floating platforms, while other activists in inflatable boats and kayaks are demonstrating for the protection of the Wadden Sea. Their flags and banners bear the slogans \u201cGas destroyed!\u201d and \u201cNo New Gas\u201d. One Dyas wants to exploit the N-05A natural gas field at this location.\nGegen die klimasch\u00e4dliche F\u00f6rderung von fossilem Erdgas protestieren Greenpeace-Aktivist:innen rund 20 Kilometer nordwestlich der Nordseeinsel Borkum, wo der niederl\u00e4ndische Energiekonzern One Dyas heute eine F\u00f6rderplattform installieren will. Die 18 Klimasch\u00fctzer:innen aus Deutschland und den Niederlanden haben drei Schwimminseln verankert, weitere Aktivist:innen demonstrieren in Schlauchbooten und Kajaks f\u00fcr den Schutz des Wattenmeers. Ihre Fahnen und Banner tragen die Schriftz\u00fcge \u201cGas zerst\u00f6rt!\u201d und \u201cNo New Gas\u201d. One Dyas will an dieser Stelle das Erdgasfeld N-05A ausbeuten.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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In 1987, Greenpeace established the World Park Base – a year-round Antarctic base located at Cape Evans on Ross Island in the Ross Dependency. The base was created in order to allow Greenpeace to have a seat at the bargaining table for the Antarctic Treaty Nations. \nGreenpeace activists ran the base, in one of the world\u2019s most isolated regions, from 1987 to 1991.\nThe base was finally closed in 1991 when the members of the Antarctic Treaty agreed to adopt a new Environmental Protocol, including a 50-year minimum prohibition on all mineral exploitation. \nRead: Creating the world park Antarctica<\/a><\/figcaption>
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