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Smart Power Launch in Bangkok. © Athit Perawongmetha / Greenpeace

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Members of the Korean Coalition at the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Plastic Pollution (INC4) meeting in Ottawa, Canada. The fifth and final Global Plastics Treaty negotiation meeting will take place in Busan, Korea, later this year.
Members of the Korean Coalition at the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Plastic Pollution (INC4) meeting in Ottawa, Canada. The fifth and final Global Plastics Treaty negotiation meeting will take place in Busan, Korea, later this year.
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Greenpeace activists and volunteers gather at a wind farm at Baru beach during Buru Baru festival to hold letters forming a banner reading: ‘#ActionForClimate.’ Part of a Global Day of Action in Bantul, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. From the waters of the Arctic to the beaches of Indonesia, thousands are taking part in a Global Day of Action to demand the phasing out of fossil fuels and nuclear energy, and the transition to 100% renewables. The Global Day of Action, under the banner of Actions for Climate, is supported by more than 100 environmental groups across the world, including Coalition Climat 21, CAN, 350.org and Avaaz. It is part of several days of activities inspired by the UN summit on the Sustainable Development Goals, one of which is the need to protect the planet from catastrophic climate change.
Greenpeace activists and volunteers gather at a wind farm at Baru beach during Buru Baru festival to hold letters forming a banner reading: ‘#ActionForClimate.’ Part of a Global Day of Action in Bantul, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. From the waters of the Arctic to the beaches of Indonesia, thousands are taking part in a Global Day of Action to demand the phasing out of fossil fuels and nuclear energy, and the transition to 100% renewables. The Global Day of Action, under the banner of Actions for Climate, is supported by more than 100 environmental groups across the world, including Coalition Climat 21, CAN, 350.org and Avaaz. It is part of several days of activities inspired by the UN summit on the Sustainable Development Goals, one of which is the need to protect the planet from catastrophic climate change.
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Volunteers celebrate after cycling from Hadyai district to the port where the Rainbow Warrior is anchored in Songkhla. "Quit Coal" and "Coal = Climate Change" banners hang on the ship's masts. The activity is part of the Greenpeace campaign to end climate change. Cycling is one way to help lower carbon emissions and reduce dependency on modes of transportation powered by fossil fuels.
Volunteers celebrate after cycling from Hadyai district to the port where the Rainbow Warrior is anchored in Songkhla. “Quit Coal” and “Coal = Climate Change” banners hang on the ship’s masts. The activity is part of the Greenpeace campaign to end climate change. Cycling is one way to help lower carbon emissions and reduce dependency on modes of transportation powered by fossil fuels.
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Students and supporters take the streets of central Bangkok to demand action on climate change. Students around the world are calling on politicians and businesses to act urgently in order to prevent further global warming and climate change. The action is part of the ongoing global Fridays for Future and Youth Strike 4 Climate movements.
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Greenpeace volunteers organize the Make Smthng Day as a day of workshops, talks and work stations with a focus on swapping, upcycling, making, DIY (Do it yourself), veganism and minimalism. Here they organize screen printing, repair stations with sewing machines and make bracelets and lanterns. The MAKE SMTHNG Week is a worldwide initiative by Greenpeace about taking action to minimize consume - instead of buying: make something!

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Volunteers celebrate after cycling from Hadyai district to the port where the Rainbow Warrior is anchored in Songkhla. "Quit Coal" and "Coal = Climate Change" banners hang on the ship's masts. The activity is part of the Greenpeace campaign to end climate change. Cycling is one way to help lower carbon emissions and reduce dependency on modes of transportation powered by fossil fuels.
Greenpeace Indonesia together with Bike To Work (B2W), Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) Indonesia, Parkir Sepeda (Bicycle Park) Jakarta, Peta Bersepeda (Bicycle Map) and bicycle communities celebrates the World Bicycle Day in Jakarta. The coalition launches the Bicycle Map to provide information to the cyclists in Jakarta.

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