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2 November 2001, Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, East Africa. From left, Greenpeace volunteer Florian van Olden, mountain guide Wilson B.T.S Mosha and climate campaigner Joris Thijssen en route to Arrow Glacier on Mount Kilimanjaro. Greenpeace expedition to Mount Kilimanjaro to witness the receding ice fields caused by global warming. © Greenpeace/Newman 2001	2 November 2001, Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, East Africa. Mountain guide Wilson B.T.S Mosha 9left) and climate campaigner Joris Thijssen at Arrow Glacier. Scientific information states that Kilmanjaro has lost one third of its ice fields in the last two decades and the rest of its ice could disappear by 2015. © Greenpeace/Newman 2001
2 November 2001, Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, East Africa. Greenpeace base camp with solar and satelite equipment at Arrov Glacier, used to broadcast live the climate meeting in Marrakech, Morocco. © Greenpeace/Newman 2001	2 November 2001, Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, East Africa. "On the summit, blocks of ice, five stories high, break off the glaciers never to come back again", Greenpeace volunteer Florian. © Greenpeace/Newman 2001
August 2001, Salem, Massachusetts. Greenpeace activists protest the Bush Administration's energy policy, claiming it will lead to increased global warming. The Bush Energy Plan passed by the House would triple aid to the coal industry over the next 10 years. © 2001 Robert Visser/Greenpeace	3 November 2001 Greenpeace's base camp, next to the Arrow glacier at approximately 5000m altitude, Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Only 15 years ago it would have been impossible to set up camp here – it would be under 1 metre of ice. According to our mountain guide, Wilson, Arrow glacier has retreated by about 5-6 metres in the last 10 years. © Greenpeace/Newman 2001
30th July 2001 North Sea, The Netherlands Greenpeace is forced to remove the first offshore wind turbine which it installed on 25 July in protest against continued investment in climate destroying fuels like gas. ©Greenpeace/Bas Beentjes	30th July 2001 North Sea, The Netherlands Greenpeace is forced to remove the first offshore wind turbine which it installed on 25 July in protest against continued investment in climate destroying fuels like gas. ©Greenpeace/Bas Beentjes
July 2001 North Sea, The Netherlands Greenpeace is forced to remove the first offshore wind turbine which it installed on 25 July in protest against continued investment in climate destroying fuels like gas. ©Greenpeace/Bas Beentjes	30th July 2001 North Sea, The Netherlands Greenpeace is forced to remove the first offshore wind turbine which it installed on 25 July in protest against continued investment in climate destroying fuels like gas. ©Greenpeace/Bas Beentjes

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