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Greenpeace victories

Hub | August 23, 2010 at 16:10

Find out how Greenpeace helped bring about positive environmental changes in the world and in Southeast Asia.

Hands off nukes

Feature story | September 12, 2007 at 6:00

Greenpeace activists scaled the PT Medco Energi Internasional headquarters, to hang a 30-meter long banner proclaiming “Medco Hands off Nuclear” in central Jakarta today. The activists are demanding that Medco abort its deal with the Korean Hydro...

Greenpeace welcomes Nahdhatul Ulama decision

Press release | September 4, 2007 at 8:00

Greenpeace welcomed the decision of Nahdhatul Ulama (NU) which has forbidden the Indonesian Government from pursuing their plan to build the Muria nuclear power plant, near Jepara in Central Java. Greenpeace and local communities have been...

Reprocessed nuclear waste shipment to pass by Philippine waters

Feature story | April 8, 2009 at 6:00

The largest ever transport of dangerous reprocessed nuclear waste may put Philippine waters at risk if the government does not pro-actively prevent its passage in the vicinity of the country’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) early next month,...

“Nuclear Energy = Dangerous Energy”

Feature story | April 2, 2007 at 6:00

Greenpeace activists today picketed the high-profile’ IndoNuclear 2007’ conference In Jakarta, with banners proclaiming : “Nuclear Energy = Dangerous Energy” to protest against the false and dangerous solutions being discussed at the conference...

Thailand's Nuclear Plan is a waste of time, money and no solution for energy...

Press release | February 6, 2008 at 14:08

Greenpeace today called upon the new Thai government to abolish the Nuclear Power Development office (NPDO) and instead reinvest the hastily approved 1.38 billion baht towards energy efficiency, demand side management and renewable energy promotion.

Greenpeace blasts Pangasinan resolution on nuclear plants

Feature story | February 18, 2010 at 7:00

Greenpeace today urged government leaders to stand fast against the machinations of nuclear energy peddlers, and instead move for the immediate adoption of energy efficiency measures and the fast deployment of renewable energy sources which, it...

Greenpeace calls on Philippine government to scrap all plans for nuclear power

Press release | March 16, 2011 at 14:58

Greenpeace today called on the administration of President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III to abandon all nuclear power plans, including those currently included the Philippine Energy Plan and the Energy Reform Agenda, and instead focus on achieving...

"Nuclear power a dangerous and expensive distraction"

Feature story | November 18, 2008 at 7:00

Greenpeace today contested a Senate bill that seeks to re-commission the mothballed Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP), asserting that such a move is extremely dangerous and unwise. The environment group presented their position paper, which will...

Closure of German nuke plants a signal for The Philippines

Press release | May 31, 2011 at 16:15

The immediate closure of eight nuclear power plants in Germany yesterday should serve as an important signal for the Philippines to abandon nuclear power plans, Greenpeace said today as they hailed the decision of the German government —...

Say you want a [r]evolution?

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | August 16, 2010

Lately there’s a lot of clamour for energy sources that can meet our electrical needs in the face of catastrophic climate change. At the same time, this has also been taken up by the nuclear lobby in order to push forward their...

James Lovelock and Chernobyl: anecdotal versus empirical evidence

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | August 10, 2009 1 comment

From Nuclear Reaction A couple of weeks ago we talked about eminent environmentalist James Lovelock and his idea for burying nuclear waste in the rainforests because… One of the striking things about places heavily...

April, 23 years ago…

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | April 26, 2009

From Nuclear Reaction It is April 25th 1986 Technicians at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine are ordered to test the safety emergency reactor core cooling system on the Number 4 reactor. The test is delayed during the...

ASEAN+3: Not for Nukes, $ for Renewables - Climate Action Now

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | April 14, 2009

From Nuclear Reaction Greenpeace activists gathered outside the main gate of the ASEAN+3 Summit venue in Thailand . They were there to highlight that it’s time for the government leaders meeting at the summit turn the current...

Patrick Moore on nuclear safety

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | March 19, 2009 2 comments

Patrick Moore at the Rockland Business Association's annual meeting Lobbyists and proponents of the biotechnology, logging and nuclear industries have always cited Patrick Moore , as an example of an environmental activist who...

Al Gore doesn't think nuclear power is the answer

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | March 18, 2009

From Greenpeace: Making Waves It's always nice when people agree with you. We've maintained that nuclear power is a dangerous distraction to the real solutions to the climate crisis for a long time now. It's dirty, it's unsafe, it's...

I want a nukes-free future!

Blog entry by Veronica Rodriguez | March 24, 2011

The next day after I was born, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine exploded. I remember how thankful I was that I am a Filipino born and living in the Philippines. I was thinking how I would survive if I was born in Ukraine,...

Learning from history

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | March 29, 2011

I once read a book, entitled “ The Poverty of Memory” and one of the main theses of the book is that the Philippines is what it is today because of being guilty of one particular sin -- the sin of forgetting. The major reason...

Danger: Nuclear power

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | May 20, 2009 1 comment

Not many people are aware of it, but here’s the new international symbol for radiation: According to the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) which promotes nuclear energy, the symbol means “you are in danger, stop, run...

If only it was as simple as Facebook...

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | May 15, 2009 6 comments

Fan our Facebook page by clicking the photo A week ago we started posting apropos of the BNPP revival on our  Facebook profile and yesterday, we thought that it is timely to pose this question: "If ever the Philippines pushes...

Heroism

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | April 6, 2009

A Greenpeace volunteer engage the youth in signing up as cyberactivists at the launched of the comic book "Nuclear Meltdown" last April 03 on the first day of Ozine Fest one of the biggest anime convention in the country. 18 years...

Madness and Apathy

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | February 21, 2009

The Bataan Nuclear Power Plant has been given several monikers since its conception – the white elephant, Morong monster and the ghost of Morong, among others.  It has also been alluded to as a glorified stove by no less than the...

A day after the ride...

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | May 26, 2009 2 comments

The ride may be over but not the struggle for a nuclear-free Philippines "Was it worth it?" A day after the activity at Congress' gate, I find myself asking this question. After two days of traveling, was it worth it? I find it...

Wasted and Gone

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | April 29, 2009

This video was taken from Noel's performance at Conspiracy Garden Cafe a couple of weeks ago. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8t3u0X9CMz4] Chuck Baclagon

Protest at the ASEAN Summit venue

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | April 11, 2009

Tara delivers our message to the Thail delegate: "Nuclear power is bad for Southeast Asia's future!" Today I joined my counterparts, Isa and Hikmat, the media officers of the Thailand and Indonesia offices of Greenpeace Southeast...

In response to Rey Vincent's Op-Ed

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | March 25, 2009

In light of the recent moves in Congress to operationalize the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant - there seems to be an abundance of so-called nukes experts here in the Philippines. A certain Rey Vincent P.E., wrote a letter-to-the-editor to...

Noel and the Jerks sing against nuclear power

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | March 21, 2009 5 comments

Spotted last Friday (March 21) at 70s Bistro: singer Noel Cabangon and alternative rock and blues band the Jerks performing anti-nuclear standards.  Noel sung "Power" by John Hall , and The Jerks did "Nukleyar."  Videos of their...

Nuclear Energy Myth

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | March 10, 2009

This is in response to the front-page article titled "Nuke energy key to stem climate change" (3/2/09) , which is about the nuclear industry’s claim that nuclear power has a role in climate change mitigation. Nuclear power in fact...

Photos that speak thousands of words

Blog entry by AC Dimatatac | March 5, 2009 1 comment

Photography has always been a powerful tool of communication. It is one of the new media forms that helps change perception and even the structure of society. This is proven by the photo exhibit we put up last Feb 28, 2009 at Malate...

There is strength in numbers

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | February 24, 2009

"Not in our backyard!" was the common sentiment of the mass that gathered in the prayer rally against the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant. Under normal circumstances no one would bathe in the heat of noon. Noontime here in the...

Of Hope and Nay-sayers

Blog entry by Jenny Tuazon | February 23, 2009

Yesterday, I joined the hundreds who created the "NO TO BNPP" human banner as a solidarity message against the revival of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant. Witnessing around 800 people join the activity made my hopes so high. After the...

A Nuclear Blast From the Past

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | February 2, 2009 1 comment

"The nuclear industry has hitched a ride on the climate change bandwagon, proclaiming that nuclear power will solve the world’s global warming and energy problems in one sweeping “nuclear renaissance.” As you might expect, there’s a...

Greenpeace PRESS STATEMENT : In reaction to the Energy Secretary's recent...

Press release | August 22, 2007 at 8:00

In reaction to the Energy Secretary's recent announcement on developing nuclear energy in Philippines, Mr. Von Hernandez, Campaign Director, Greenpeace Southeast Asia released the following statement:

A nuclear plant, a food blog, renewable energy and Mark Cojuangco

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | May 19, 2009 1 comment

Click on the image to join the discussion at Market Manila I couldn't believe my eyes when I learned last Saturday that Congressman Mark Cojuangco , himself was posting blog comments over at Market Manila Man's blog . To my...

Remembering the battle cry

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | May 9, 2009 4 comments

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HR7OIJ2uVk] I was surprised when I opened the Greenpeace Youtube channel this morning. I got a message on our inbox coming from veterans of the historic anti-Bataan Nuclear Power Plant...

2,000 candles...

Blog entry by Chuck Baclagon | April 26, 2009 2 comments

Greenpeace marked the anniversary of the world’s worst nuclear power plant disaster with a solemn candle-lighting ceremony. With the images still fresh in our heads, we went out to the wet grass, to light candles. Right after...

Volunteers of Greenpeace

Image | May 23, 2009 at 15:56

Volunteers of Greenpeace, Livestrong and Firefly Brigade prepare to kick off of the “Energy Revolution Bike Ride” to oppose the proposed revival of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, from Morong, Bataan to the House of Representatives in Quezon City...

Volunteers of Greenpeace

Image | May 23, 2009 at 6:00

Volunteers of Greenpeace, Livestrong and Firefly Brigade leave Morong, Bataan 180 kilometers west of Manila, during the start of the “Energy Revolution Bike Ride" to oppose the proposed revival of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant.

Volunteer cyclists stop in front of Morong

Image | May 23, 2009 at 15:52

Volunteer cyclists stop in front of Morong church, in Bataan, 180 kilometers west of Manila awaiting their blessing and send-off for the “Energy Revolution Bike Ride,” which will bring them from the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant to the House of...

Hundreds form "No to BNPP" solidarity message

Video | February 22, 2009 at 18:55

Around 800 volunteers from Greenpeace and the Network Opposed to BNPP (Bataan Nuclear Power Plant) form a giant human banner spelling No to BNPP in a campus in Quezon City, as a message of solidarity opposing a House bill to revive the mothballed...

The Jerks: Nukleyar

Video | March 20, 2009 at 19:03

Last March 20, Noel Cabangon along with The Jerks performed anti-nuke songs at the 70s Bistro. This is a video of The Jerks' performance of their anti-BNPP song Nukleyar

Noel Cabangon - Power

Video | March 20, 2010 at 18:59

Noel Cabangon sings John Hall's Power at the 70s Bistro last March 20, 2009.

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