Greenpeace activists in inflatable boats join with local fisherman to display a banner reading "Coal Kills" in front of Cilacap coal fired power plant. Indonesia's Government plans to build new coal plants and expand existing ones like Cilacap to...

Activists also gathered signatures on a petition for renewable energy. Greenpeace activists also targeted the unloading of coal at the Philippines biggest coal-fired power station, Sual, in the province of Pangasinan.

Three Greenpeace crew members from the organisation's flagship the Rainbow Warrior today were dropped into the Map Ta Phut port waters after BLCP coal plant staff cut the ship's mooring lines while police refused to intervene.

Lina Tagusi, 55, slices poisonous wild yams for a meal, T'boli, Cotabato, Philippines. Since the extreme drought struck farmers have been subsisting on food foraged from the forest. Since October 2004,the country's worst drought in 50 years has...

Construction site of the ADB-funded BLCP Coal Plant.

Villagers are visibly upset and protest the sudden appearance of anti-riot police at a press conference being held by the local community to lodge complaints about the negative effects of a coal-fired power plant setting up here. The Greenpeace...

Greenpeace activists and members of the community in Waruduwur Village called on their governments to quit coal power and begin the switch to clean renewable energy during the closing of the regional anti-coal workshops hosted by Greenpeace and...

Children playing on field with a coal plant in their background.Greenpeace activists and members of the community in Waruduwur Village called on their governments to quit coal power and begin the switch to clean renewable energy during the...

The electrical pylon in "bloom", displaying colourful banners with messages from cyberactivists.

Mong, Thai activist, hooks on to the structure of the electrical pylon just outside the BLCP power plant project. If completed, the BLCP power plant will contribute significantly to climate change.

US activist Ashby displays one of the completed cyberactivist banners. Cyberactivists submitted messages via the web, which were then written on banners and hung on an electrical pylon at the BLCP power plant project.

Jasper, Filipino activist, resting in the pylon camp at the BLCP power plant.

Greenpeace activists eating lunch at their camp in the electricity pylon at the BLCP power plant project. As Jens, German activist at the camp, says: "Everything that is easily done in normal life turns out to take a lot of time on a pilon to do."

A contingent of anti-riot police deploy at a press conference being held by the local community to lodge complaints about the negative effects of a coal-fired power plant setting up here. Greenpeace staff and community leaders from across Asia...

Greenpeace staff and community leaders from across Asia wait at the local police station. The Greenpeace staff and community leaders were here to take part in workshops to share experiences of living in the shadow of coal plants or coal mines.

Greenpeace activists party with the people of Bo Nok community, home of assassinated anti-coal activist Charoen Wataksorn and release paper lanterns to commemorate his successful fight against coal power plants in Thailand.

Serkan, Turkish activist, hangs a cyberactivist banner on the power pylon just outside the BLCP power plant project. The smokestack of the BLCP plant, still under construction, can be seen in the background.

Jens, German activist, downloading cyberactivist messages. Messages supporting clean energy were submitted from the web, written on banners, and hung on the pylon. The computer was also used to update the action blog.

Fumes from power plant smoke stacks darken the sky, Mae Moh, Kampang province, Thailand. Environmental activists and villagers in the Mae Moh area believe that emissions from the Mae Moh power plant are the principal cause of respiratory disease...

Greenpeace activists dumped coal on the doorstep of Thailand's Ministry of Energy in protest against energy policies that promote the burning of fossil fuels, such as coal, one of the primary causes of climate change. Activists also unfurled a...

Greenpeace activists dumped coal on the doorstep of Thailand's Ministry of Energy in protest against energy policies that promote the burning of fossil fuels, such as coal, one of the primary causes of climate change. Activists also unfurled a...

Skyline view of the city of Manila, Philippines.

Greenpeace activists dumped 4 tons of coal on the doorstep of Thailand's Ministry of Energy in protest against energy policies that promote the burning of fossil fuels, such as coal, one of the primary causes of climate change. Activists also...

Solar Generation from universities learns about how villagers affected by Mae Moh coal mine fought for their rights from the president of Occupational Patient Rights Network. The activity is part of Global Day of Action aiming to send message...

Greenpeace activists and members of the community in Waruduwur Village called on their governments to quit coal power and begin the switch to clean renewable energy during the closing of the regional anti-coal workshops hosted by Greenpeace and...

Greenpeace, Thai Working Group for Climate Justice and community organizations from Maemoh-Lampang, Prachuab Kirikhan, Rayong and Chachengsao provinces discuss in a public forum about true cost of coal in Thailand at Social Research Institute of...

Activists from Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior unfurled a banner saying “G8 Stop Climate Change – Lead the Energy [R]evolution” at the popular mermaid monument on Samila beach of Songkhla,Thailand July 7, 2008. The impacts of sea-level rise...

Greenpeace flagship, Rainbow Warrior, anchors alongside MV Medi Firenze which unloads cargo at the Pagbilao coal power plant in Quezon province, around 300 kms south of Manila 23 May 2008. Greenpeace calls on the Philippine government to halt all...

Greenpeace activists are arrested by marine policemen after trying to hang banners at the foot of a crane in the port of the controversial BLCP coal plant to prevent the unloading of Australian coal into Thailand. The coal plant, which is...

Greenpeace activists are arrested by marine policemen after trying to hang banners at the foot of a crane in the port of the controversial BLCP coal plant to prevent the unloading of Australian coal into Thailand. The coal plant, which is...

Greenpeace activists this morning shut down the port of BLCP coal plant to prevent the unloading of Australian coal into Thailand. Amidst heavy police and stick wielding BLCP personnel presence, activists chained themselves at bumpers of the dock...

Greenpeace activists are arrested by marine policemen after trying to hang banners at the foot of a crane in the port of the controversial BLCP coal plant to prevent the unloading of Australian coal into Thailand. The coal plant, which is...

Solar Generation builds a base for solar cell installlation. Solar Generation and Greenpeace activists along with coal impacted communities of Mae moh, install a photo voltaic solar energy system at the Occupational Patient Rights Network in...

Solar Generation constructs a check dam by digging, cutting grass to adjust the area, carrying bricks for the dam in Occupational Patient Rights Network. The activity is part of Global Day of Action aiming to send message "get serious about...

Solar Generation constructs a check dam by digging, cutting grass to adjust the area, carrying bricks for the dam in Occupational Patient Rights Network. The activity is part of Global Day of Action aiming to send message "get serious about...

Solar Generation constructs a check dam by digging, cutting grass to adjust the area, carrying bricks for the dam in Occupational Patient Rights Network. The activity is part of Global Day of Action aiming to send message "get serious about...

Solar Generation and Greenpeace activists along with coal impacted communities of Mae moh, install a photo voltaic solar energy system at the Occupational Patient Rights Network in Lampang, Thailand. The activity is part of Global Day of Action...