Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Activists-Protest-against-Finnish-Prime-Minister-at-German-Chancellery-in-Berlin-27MZIFJ8N6ZET.htmlConceptually similarActivists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinGP0STUKYDCompleted★★★★Activists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinGP0STUKYACompleted★★★★Activists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinGP0STUKYBCompleted★★★★Activists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinGP0STUKYPCompleted★★★★Activists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinGP0STUKSBCompleted★★★★Activists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinGP0STUKYTCompleted★★★★Activists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinGP0STUKYUCompleted★★★★Activists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinGP0STUKYLCompleted★★★★Activists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinGP0STUKYNCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STUKSCActivists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in BerlinOn 19th February 2020, the Finnish State President Sanna Marin meets for the first time with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin. Greenpeace and Fridays For Future activists demand from both leaders to stop Datteln 4 – a brandnew coal power plant that should go into operation in summer 2020 even after Germany's decision to phase out coal. The plant would emit an estimated 40 Million tons of CO2. Uniper, the owner of the coal plant, is owned by Fortum, which main stakeholder is the Finnish state.The German and Finnish banners read "stop Datteln 4!"In original language:Demonstraten empfangen die finnische Ministerpräsidentin Sanna Marin vor dem deutschen KanzleramtAm 19. Februar 2020 trifft die finnische Staatspräsidentin Sanna Marin zum ersten Mal mit Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel in Berlin zusammen. Greenpeace- und Fridays For Future-Aktivisten fordern von beiden Regierungschefs Datteln 4 zu stoppen - ein nagelneues Kohlekraftwerk, das im Sommer 2020 auch nach der Entscheidung Deutschlands, die Kohle auslaufen zu lassen, in Betrieb gehen soll. Das Kraftwerk würde geschätzte 40 Millionen Tonnen CO2-Emissionen ausstoßen. Uniper, der Eigentümer des Kohlekraftwerks, ist im Besitz von Fortum, dessen Hauptaktionär der finnische Staat ist.Auf dem finnischen und deutschen Banner steht: "stoppt Datteln 4!"Locations:Berlin-Western EuropeDate:19 Feb, 2020Credit:© Mike Schmidt / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5906px X 4340pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Activists-Banners-Climate (campaign title)-Day-Demonstrations-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Photo opportunities (action tactic)-Small group of peopleShoot:Activists Protest against Finnish Prime Minister at German Chancellery in Berlin.Greenpeace and Fridays For Future activists protest while the Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin arrives at the German Chancellery to meet Angela Merkel in Berlin. The environmental activist demand from both leaders to stop Datteln 4, a brand new coal power plant that should be go into operation in summer 2020, after Germany's decision to phase out coal. The plant would emit an estimated 40 Million tons of CO2. Uniper, the owner of the coal plant, is owned by Fortum, of which the main stakeholder is the Finnish state.
