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Fotografías de paisajes afectados por criaderos muestran la huella de una industria voraz. Donde hubo equilibrio natural, hoy hay contaminación y muerte.
#fotografiadedenuncia #medioambiente #patagonia #naturalezamuerta
Las aguas de la Patagonia están en peligro. La industria salmonera ha traído riqueza, pero también contaminación y desequilibrio ecológico.
#Ecosistemas #Patagonia #Contaminación #Chile
La industria salmonera sigue violando normativas ambientales. Con más de 67.000 toneladas de salmón ilegalmente cosechadas, la falta de sanciones deja a las comunidades costeras vulnerables. Urge un cambio para proteger los ecosistemas.
#JusticiaParaElMedioAmbiente #Salmonicultura 🐠
Community leaders from Isabela, Philippines, and Greenpeace activists, wearing gas masks, blocked the gates of the Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC) compound, in Taguig City, south of Manila, with signs showing skulls, symbolizing how coal plants are a menace to the environment and to human health. The community leaders delivered a petition signed by 15,000 concerned Isabela citizens rejecting a proposed integrated coal mining and mine-mouth power plant project.
A little boy points to Greenpeace activists as they celebrate International Day of Forests in San Francisco by inflating a 42 foot tiger holding a banner calling out Indonesia s worst rainforest destroyer: APRIL . The arrival of the giant tiger coincided with the Sustainable Packaging Coalition s Spring Meeting in San Francisco; an industry gathering for major North American pulp & paper companies and customers.
V sobotu a v neděli jsme jeli Ice Ride - světovou cyklojízdu za ochranu Arktidy. Naším cílem bylo ukázat ropnému průmyslu, že jsme silné, rostoucí, celosvětové hnutí, které neustoupí a nedovolí jim ohrožovat Arktidu jen kvůli zisku.
Ice Ride se jela ve 37 zemích ve 126 městech a zúčastnilo se jí kolem 24 000 lidí.
Podpořte naši arktickou kampaň na www.savethearctic.org
V sobotu a v neděli jsme jeli Ice Ride - světovou cyklojízdu za ochranu Arktidy. Naším cílem bylo ukázat ropnému průmyslu, že jsme silné, rostoucí, celosvětové hnutí, které neustoupí a nedovolí jim ohrožovat Arktidu jen kvůli zisku.
Ice Ride se jela ve 37 zemích ve 126 městech a zúčastnilo se jí kolem 24 000 lidí.
Podpořte naši arktickou kampaň na www.savethearctic.org
Greenpeace activists dressed as tigers, perform street theatre in front of a KFC outlet in Quezon City. The activists expose the fast-food company's secret recipe: "forest destruction." They hold signs reading "Take Action! Save our Forest Home." Greenpeace has launched an international campaign to highlight how KFC's paper and cardboard packaging is sourced from Asia Pulp and Paper (APP), one of Indonesia's most notorious forest destroyers. The Indonesian rainforest is the habitat of the endangered Sumatran tiger.
Greenpeace-Aktivisten protestieren in Bangkok. Weltweit haben am Samstag über 700 Ehrenamtliche vor und in Läden von Zara gegen giftige Chemie in der Textilproduktion protestiert. In Deutschland alleine waren 300 Ehrenamtliche in 37 Städten aktiv.
Zara Produkte wurden für den Greenpeace Report „Gifte Garne“ (bit.ly/Ws5Ry4) getestet. In dem Bericht wird dargestellt, wie große Modemarken gefährliche Chemikalien einsetzen, die Umwelt und Gesundheit gefährden können.
Für aktuelle Updates zu der Kampagne Detox, folgen Sie uns auf www.facebook.com/greenpeace.de oder www.twitter.com/greenpeace_de
Greenpeace protesters impersonating Brazilian billionaire Eike Batista, squirt fake oil on fellow activists dressed as humpback whales in the lobby of the OGX Brasil office in Rio de Janeiro. Greenpeace Brazil has started a campaign to claim a moratorium in gas and oil drilling around the Abrolhos National Marine Park, zone of highest biodiversity in the whole South Atlantic ocean risking to become great oil well.
Greenpeace activists don radiation suits and parade through some of Jakarta's most crowded locations to highlight the inherent dangers of nuclear energy, before assembling in front of Indonesia's Ministry of Research and Technology. During the Global Day of action to commemorate the first anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Greenpeace is urging the Indonesian government to drop their plans for nuclear energy and instead concentrate on enabling the rapid uptake of this region's abundant clean, safe, renewable energy resources.
Greenpeace is calling on the ASEAN to divert from the nuclear path it laid down in the Treaty of Bangkok and repeal the nuclear development provision in the ASEAN Energy Cooperation Plan for 2010-2015. It is also calling on the Japanese government to not restart any nuclear plants, and for a global phase out of inherently dangerous nuclear reactors.
Arief Fiyanto, Climate and Energy Campaigner, Greenpeace Southeast Asia delivers the "Lessons from Fukushima" report to Dr. Agus R Hoetman, a Deputy Minister, Ministry of Research and Technology in Indonesia
Greenpeace activists don radiation suits and parade through some of Jakarta's most crowded locations to highlight the inherent dangers of nuclear energy, before assembling in front of Indonesia's Ministry of Research and Technology. During the Global Day of action to commemorate the first anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Greenpeace is urging the Indonesian government to drop their plans for nuclear energy and instead concentrate on enabling the rapid uptake of this region's abundant clean, safe, renewable energy resources.
Greenpeace is calling on the ASEAN to divert from the nuclear path it laid down in the Treaty of Bangkok and repeal the nuclear development provision in the ASEAN Energy Cooperation Plan for 2010-2015. It is also calling on the Japanese government to not restart any nuclear plants, and for a global phase out of inherently dangerous nuclear reactors.
Greenpeace activists don radiation suits and parade through some of Jakarta's most crowded locations to highlight the inherent dangers of nuclear energy, before assembling in front of Indonesia's Ministry of Research and Technology. During the Global Day of action to commemorate the first anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Greenpeace is urging the Indonesian government to drop their plans for nuclear energy and instead concentrate on enabling the rapid uptake of this region's abundant clean, safe, renewable energy resources.
Greenpeace is calling on the ASEAN to divert from the nuclear path it laid down in the Treaty of Bangkok and repeal the nuclear development provision in the ASEAN Energy Cooperation Plan for 2010-2015. It is also calling on the Japanese government to not restart any nuclear plants, and for a global phase out of inherently dangerous nuclear reactors.
Greenpeace activists don radiation suits and parade through some of Jakarta's most crowded locations to highlight the inherent dangers of nuclear energy, before assembling in front of Indonesia's Ministry of Research and Technology. During the Global Day of action to commemorate the first anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Greenpeace is urging the Indonesian government to drop their plans for nuclear energy and instead concentrate on enabling the rapid uptake of this region's abundant clean, safe, renewable energy resources.
Greenpeace is calling on the ASEAN to divert from the nuclear path it laid down in the Treaty of Bangkok and repeal the nuclear development provision in the ASEAN Energy Cooperation Plan for 2010-2015. It is also calling on the Japanese government to not restart any nuclear plants, and for a global phase out of inherently dangerous nuclear reactors.
Greenpeace activists dressed as giant eyes protest outside the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), in Tokyo. Holding placards that say "Have you forgotten the public is watching" and "Don't rush restarts, We are watching". The Japanese Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency (NISA) is currently holding public meetings
to review "stress tests" conducted on Japan's nuclear plants, of which only three of 54 are currently online. However, it has been criticised for rushing the process, not listening to critical opinion of the reactor restart process, and for members of its review committee accepting money from the nuclear industry.
Greenpeace activists dressed as giant eyes protest outside the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), in Tokyo. Holding placards that say "Have you forgotten the public is watching" and "Don't rush restarts, We are watching". The Japanese Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency (NISA) is currently holding public meetings
to review "stress tests" conducted on Japan's nuclear plants, of which only three of 54 are currently online. However, it has been criticised for rushing the process, not listening to critical opinion of the reactor restart process, and for members of its review committee accepting money from the nuclear industry.
People are 'planking' on the highway during a protest in which over one thousand people from communities whose livelihoods and environment could be impacted by proposed dirty energy plans, including coal, nuclear and oil, block the strategic highway of Phetkasem. Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is expected to address "energy security" in her policy statement this week. Greenpeace stands in solidarity with the people's movement, calling on the Thai government to have political will and action and lead the country towards an energy revolution by investing in renewable energy and putting in place more aggressive energy efficiency systems. 08/22/2011
© Jonas Gratzer / Greenpeace
"Mud men," perform traditional dance to welcome the arrival of the Greenpeace flagship the Rainbow Warrior. The forests in the Western Province of Papua New Guinea are under threat from illegal, unsustainable logging. Already logging companies have acquired 70 per cent of the available forest resource in Papua New Guinea, threatening local forest communities who depend on the forests for food, clean water and medicine. Greenpeace launched the Global Forest Rescue Station (GFRS) when tribes from Lake Murray invited them to help protect their ancient forest. Volunteers from all over the world set about ‘boundary marking’ over 300,000 hectares of remote forest, declaring ownership and rights to the land passed down to the tribes through the generations. The landowners were then trained in forest management as they prepare to implement new eco-forestry businesses in the area.
