Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Climate-Action-at-Botas-Oil-Terminal-Coal-Platform-in-Turkey-27MZIFLTZAFV.htmlConceptually similarClimate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyGP01LQSCompleted★★★★Climate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyGP01LQVCompleted★★★★Climate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyGP01LQNCompleted★★★★Climate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyGP01LQLCompleted★★★★Climate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyGP01LQMCompleted★★★★Climate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyGP01LQQCompleted★★★★★★Climate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyGP01LQRCompleted★★★★Climate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyGP01LQOCompleted★★★★Climate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyGP01LQPCompleted★★★★View AllGP01LQUClimate Action at Botas Oil Terminal Coal Platform in TurkeyA coast guard boat during an action where Greenpeace activists have boarded one of the world's largest coal platforms at Botas Oil Terminal, stopping barges from importing coal to the Sugozu (Isken) coal fired power plant.Locations:Heybeliada-Iskenderun-Western AsiaDate:14 Sep, 2008Credit:© Greenpeace / Pierre GleizesMaximum size:3903px X 2597pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Boats-Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Coast guards-Day-Energy-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-SeasShoot:Rainbow Warrior Quit Coal Mediterranean TourAs part of the four month "Quit Coal" ship tour in the Mediterranean sea, the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior visits Israel, Turkey and Greece. The expedition takes place in the run-up to crucial UN climate negotiations in Poznan, Poland, in December. The aim of the tour is to promote renewable energy and encourage the Mediterranean countries to quit the use of coal.
