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China's children are “hope” and “wind” hot
Activism in China: Greenpeace Tom Xiaojun fighting in his country against unecological investors. And to the idyll of his childhood. From: Greenpeace Switzerland Magazine 03/2011. Tom Wang Xiaojun, Greenpeace Southeast Asia, Beijing. ______________________________Tom Wang hot.
Green Cast (80) repository
By approaching potential Castor transport to Gorleben repository are again increasingly an issue. Time to draw a balance sheet, as it stands currently at our disposal four possible locations in Germany. According to Martin House thing speaks with the atom-disposal experts and Matthias Edler. episode 80: repository ______________Greenpeace green cast is the audio podcast of Greenpeace in Berlin.
Protest for more climate protection at Volkswagen
Greenpeace groups have swarmed out this morning in over sixty cities in Germany, France and Great Britain. Before VW outlets will cover you in good old Christo-style a VW Golf with a tarp on the ” VW – The problem” is read. The problem: The best-selling car from VW, the Golf 1.4 petrol is the same model klimaschädlichste Golf.
Ms Aigner, their challenge: protection of the seas!
the message on the banner this morning, we have held up during the opening speech by Minister for Agriculture Aigner Fair in Rendsburg. A few weeks ago I had written to the person responsible for the whale and marine minister and urged for a meeting on fisheries and whale conservation. She made her Secretary of State respond that they saw no need to talk to us.
# 16 greenbites – the podcast of Greenpeace: Oil leak in the North Sea
Shell has his accident on the Gannet Alpha oil platform still far from under control. Already on 10 August turned Shell fixed the leak, but only three days later informed the public. The first leak seems under control, a second was on 16 August announced. Joerg Feddern, oil expert at Greenpeace, flew over the crash site, and estimates in the audio interview a local situation.
Contaminated fish and seafood in Fukushima
Guest writer Justin McKeating is blogger for Greenpeace International. His contribution is to be read in the original by GPI-blog “Nuclear Reaction”.Radiation protection experts from Greenpeace have found off the coast of Japan high readings fish and seafood. Following the news that the Japanese government concealed the true extent of radioactive releases in Fukushima and endangered the population so, this message shows again how urgent it is that governments are moving finally to act transparent.
Film Competition of Greenpeace UK – “Spot on!” On VW
Volkswagen wants to be in their own words the most environmentally friendly car manufacturer in the world. Nevertheless, the company is investing millions of laws that would lead to more efficient cars and lower CO2 emissions. Therefore: “spot on” at VW.
Adidas & Nike – Detox our Future
In recent years, the textile industry in China has grown immensely. And more than 80 percent of sales in Germany sports apparel from China. All the major brands like Adidas, Puma and Nike can be there and finished in the neighboring countries. They do not make themselves. There is not a textile factory in China, emblazoned on the three stripes or a cougar on the nameplate.
43 square kilometers of protected Beech received the highest recognition from UNESCO
1999 I received a phone call with a request that Greenpeace should prevent the logging of old beech forest in the basement. At that time I had no idea of concealing what remains impressive jungle in northern Hesse. The government initially resisted cooking yet, we succeeded with our actions and in cooperation with other, established in 2004 became a national park Kellerwald.
Open boat in Stralsund – the Greenpeace ship Beluga II site!
The German Oceanographic Museum celebrates its 60th Birthday and Greenpeace is heard this time with the Beluga II The German Oceanographic Museum of the five most visited museums in Germany. The Ozeaneum, the youngest of the four sites, was awarded “European Museum of the Year 2010″. Greenpeace co-operates with the Ozeaneum and has designed the exhibition 1:1 giants of the sea together with the German Oceanographic Museum and then finally realized – this is now almost back three years ago.