Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Break-Free-Concert-in-Tacloban-27MZIFJJY5F8L.htmlConceptually similarBreak Free Concert in TaclobanGP0STQW4ACompleted★★★★Break Free Concert in TaclobanGP0STQW4BCompleted★★★★Break Free Concert in TaclobanGP0STQW4ECompleted★★★★Break Free Concert in TaclobanGP0STQW3XCompleted★★★★Break Free Concert in TaclobanGP0STQW3YCompleted★★★★Break Free Concert in TaclobanGP0STQW3ZCompleted★★★★Break Free Concert in TaclobanGP0STQW41Completed★★★★Break Free Concert in TaclobanGP0STQW44Completed★★★★Break Free Concert in TaclobanGP0STQW43Completed★★★★View AllGP0STQW4CBreak Free Concert in TaclobanLocal artists in Tacloban perform at the concert in support to the global call to Break free from fossil fuels. The concert is part of the culminating activity for the week-long Leyte leg of Break Free 2017, a series of peaceful community mobilizations across the Philippines contributing to the second wave of global actions against fossil fuels.Locations:Asia-Philippines-Southeast Asia-TaclobanDate:25 Mar, 2017Credit:© Francesco Pistilli / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6000px X 4000pxKeywords:Artists-Climate (campaign title)-Concerts-KWCI (GPI)-Musical equipment-Musical instruments-Night-Outdoors-People-Performing artistsShoot:Philippines Join the Global 'Break Free' Protests Against Fossil FuelsVarious activities are organized in the Philippines as part of the global movement against fossil fuels called "Break Free". Coal-fired power plant host communities in Toledo City, Cebu, carry out a 60KM Climate walk from Toledo City to Cebu City. Communities are asking the government to say "No to coal" and shift to renewable energy.The Stand-Up Paddling group paddles a 13-km from Marcelo Fernan bridge to Ludo, Cebu City to convey Cebuanos’ strong opposition to coal.The Salt Water Dragon Boat Club organized a "Dragon boat race for the climate" as part of the team's awareness and their way of coping after their tragic experience when Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines in November 2013.
