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Actions and protests
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Climate (campaign title)
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Coal-fired power stations
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Greenpeace activists
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KWCI (GPI)
Kyoto Protocol
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'Marsden B' Power Station Action

A number of Greenpeace actions are staged against the proposed conversion of 'Marsden B' coal fired power station in New Zealand. On the day the Kyoto Protocol comes into force, Greenpeace activists hang a banner reading ‘Save the Climate - Stop Coal’ on Marsden B power station. The occupation lasts for 9 days. Local Ruakaka group 'Surfers Against Sulphur' stage a protest on the beach below the proposed Marsden B coal fired power station. Slogans on their t-shirts read: 'Surfers Against Sulphur'. Over 500 Northland residents gather on Bream Bay beach beneath Marsden B power station, to protest against Mighty River Power's proposal to convert the power station into a coal fired power station. They form a human banner, spelling out: ‘No Coal’ and ‘Stop Marsden B’. The power plant is station set to emit 2 million tonnes of climate changing carbon dioxide each year. 
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Marsden B Coal Power Station Action

A number of Greenpeace actions are staged against the proposed conversion of 'Marsden B' coal fired power station in New Zealand. Activists protest at the power station as well as places which will be directly affected by toxins from the power plant such as nearby beaches. The power plant is station set to emit 2 million tonnes of climate changing carbon dioxide each year. 
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Unique identifier: GP04AAF 
Type: Video 
Shoot date: 01/02/2005 
Locations: Aotearoa, Oceania, Ruakaka
Credit line: © Greenpeace 
Duration: 15m54s 
Audio format: Natural 
File size 496.04 MB 
Ranking: ★★★★ (E)