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 19 July 2001, Madrid, Spain Greenpeace activists protest in front of the Japanese embassy. A Japanese representative received a letter asking his government to ratify the Kyoto protocol. (C) Daniel Beltrá/Greenpeace |
19 July 2001, Madrid, Spain Greenpeace activists protest in front
of the Japanese embassy. A Japanese representative received a letter
asking his government to ratify the Kyoto protocol. (C) Daniel Beltrá/Greenpeace |
 18 July, 2001, Bonn: Greenpeace US Student delegation stages demonstration at Climate talks. |
18 July, 2001, Bonn: Greenpeace US Student delegation stages demonstration
as cheerleaders for Kyoto at Climate talks. |
 17 July 2001. Greenpeace activists climb onto the anchor chain of a tanker chartered by US oil company ExxonMobile in the port of Vado Ligure this morning. Greenpeace is preventing oil from being discharged by the tanker to the refinery. The action is to highlight US president George Bush's support for the US oil industry with the beginning of the renewed climate talks in Bonn and 3 days before the G-8 leaders are due to meet in Genoa. (c)2001 Greenpeace/Guermani |
17 July 2001. Greenpeace activists climb onto the anchor chain of
a tanker chartered by US oil company ExxonMobile in the port of Vado
Ligure this morning. Greenpeace is preventing oil from being discharged
by the tanker to the refinery. The action is to highlight US president
George Bush's support for the US oil industry with the beginning of
the renewed climate talks in Bonn and 3 days before the G-8 leaders
are due to meet in Genoa. (c)2001 Greenpeace/Guermani |
 17 July, 2001, Bonn: Greenpeace US Student delegation stages demonstration at Climate talks. |
17 July, 2001, Bonn: Greenpeace US Student delegation stages demonstration
at Climate talks. |
16 July, 2001,
Toronto, Canada:Greenpeace Canada Climate campaigner Steven Guilbeault
and British activist Chris Holden scale 340 meters up the CN tower
in Toronto and unfurl a banner reading: "CANADA AND BUSH CLIMATE KILLERS".
This week, Canada is expected to again try and weaken the Kyoto Protocol,
designed to stop climate change, at an international meeting in Bonn,
Germany. (c)2001-Greenpeace/ (CP) D. Oliver |
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 16 July, 2001, Bonn: Greepeace's Red Constatino holds up the banner which will be the theme of this negotiation...'Japan...Honour Kyoto' at the first Climate Action Network press briefing at the Maritim Conference Center. |
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16 July, 2001, Bonn - Chairman Jan Pronk opens COP6bis at the Maritim
Conference Center. |
 16 July, 2001,Bonn - Climate Action Network Press Briefing, from left to right: Yuri Onondera, FOE Japan; Greenpeace International; Andrew Kerr, WWF International; Jennifer Morgan, WWF International; and Red Constantino, Greenpeace SE Asia. |
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15 July, 2001, Bonn: Greenpeace Student Climate Summit Press Conference.
Panel consists of Jeremy Arling; Lisa Zelljadt, Dierdre Farrell, Katherline
Lo. 27 US students from among the 225 who attended the negotiations
in The Hague last November have returned to emphasise that Bush does
not represent the will of American students. |
15 July, 2001,
Calafate (Argentina) - Greenpeace releases a baloon with banner reading
"BUSH & Co. = CLIMATE DISTASTER" above Argentina's glacier "Perito
Moreno", the most visited place in the Patagonian Andes. Glaciers
are victims of climate change, and it is feared many will disappear
by the end of the century unless global warming is brought to a halt.
Greenpeace is urging USA, Japan, Canada and Australia to support the
Kyoto Protocol. © Greenpeace/Marcello Molinari |
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