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Greenpeace Indonesia activists climb the iconic Dirgantara statue and unfurl a banner reading “Good Man Chooses Good Energy” in Jakarta. The activity is to welcome the re-elected Indonesian President Joko Widodo, by climbing two iconic statues, Jakarta’s landmarks, and unfurling banners with messages concerning environment issues.
Greenpeace action for clean air in front of Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur City Centre, to mark Earth Day falling on the first day of Raya celebrations, raising awareness on the need for a haze-free Malaysia.
Pictured are Greenpeace activist holding up a banner that reads ‘All I want for This Raya is Clean Air’
From Manila’s Kilometer Zero, Climate Walk participants cross San Juanico Bridge to arrive in Tacloban- Haiyan Ground Zero, in time for the first anniversary of the Typhoon Haiyan’s landfall in Eastern Visayas. The Climate Walk is a People’s Walk for Climate Justice, co-organized by Greenpeace and other climate advocacy groups and civil society organizations. The climate advocates are appealing to developed countries and world leaders to commit to ambitious and binding targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions to the amount that will keep the global average temperature to less than a 1.5 degree Celsius increase above pre-industrial levels.
Aerial shot of organic rice field. Three months after the initial transplant, the rice is almost ready to be harvested.
The rice art, which celebrates Thailand’s rich rice heritage, is meant to remind governments to protect the regions most important food crop from the threats of genetic engineering.
