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 25th July 2001 PURFLEET, ESSEX, UK "Rouge tiger" at Esso action. Greenpeace is protesting at Esso, for supporting US President George Bush's refusal to abide by the Kyoto Protocol. ©Greenpeace |
25th July 2001 PURFLEET, ESSEX, UK A team of Essex Greenpeace Volunteers block Esso tankers from entering the fuel depot with two large customised shipping containers bolted to the road. Greenpeace is protesting at Esso, for supporting US President George Bush's refusal to abide by the Kyoto Protocol. ©Greenpeace |
 25 July 2001. Greenpeace places the first ever off-shore windmill, called GREENBLADES, some 23 miles off the coast of Zandvoort, Holland. The erection of the 15 meter high windmill is intended to prevent Clyde Petroleum from drilling for gas in the next couple of days. (c)2001 Greenpeace/Beentjes |
25 July 2001. Greenpeace places the first ever off-shore windmill, called GREENBLADES, some 23 miles off the coast of Zandvoort, Holland. The erection of the 15 meter high windmill is intended to prevent Clyde Petroleum from drilling for gas in the next couple of days. (c)2001 Greenpeace/Beentjes |
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July 2001, Bonn, Germany: Demonstrators hold signs reading "This is not a tree" and "This is not a sink" to protest the Kyoto Protocol's inclusion of trees as carbon sinks. |
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 20 July 2001, Bonn, Germany: Greenpeace stages demonstration "sounding alarm" at climate talks. |
July 2001, Bonn, Germany: Greenpeace student delegation stages demonstration with Americans "gagged" to represent the 61% of Americans who support the Kyoto Treaty, who are not being represented in Bonn. |
 19 July 2001 Mexico Greenpeace activists climb a high voltage tower to protest against US and Mexican government energy policy, while the COP6 meeting is taking place in Bonn this week. ©2001Greenpeace/Cossio. |
19 July 2001 Mexico Greenpeace activists climb a high voltage tower
to protest against US and Mexican government energy policy, while
the COP6 meeting is taking place in Bonn this week. ©2001Greenpeace/Cossio.
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 July 2001 Florida, USA Greenpeace activists deploy a 260 foot banner on Smather's Beach in Key West, Florida, to delineate the projected sea level rise by the year 2100. The sea level is expected to rise by one meter". (c)2001 Greenpeace/Larry Benvenuti |
18 July 2001 Florida, USA Greenpeace divers display a banner supporting
the Kyoto Protocol in front of healthy coral off the FLorida Keys
National Marine Sanctuary. (c)2001Greenpeace/Thomas Bollinger |
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20 July 2001 Chequers, Bucks, UK: Greenpeace volunteer in a powered parachute buzzing Chequers early morning while Bush visits Blair. Banner reads "Greenpeace outlaws Bush". Greenpeace has condemned Bush as an international criminal for refusing to sign the Kyoto global warming treaty and for his plans to build the Star Wars missile system which will trigger a new arms race. ©2001 Greenpeace/Arbib |
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 19 July 2001 London, UK Greenpeace gathers outside Buckingham Palace to tell President Bush to ratify Kyoto and stop Star Wars . ©2001Greenpeace/Hugo Philcott |
19 July 2001 London, UK Greenpeace gathers outside Buckingham Palace
to tell President Bush to ratify Kyoto and stop Star Wars . ©2001Greenpeace/Hugo
Philcott |
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