Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Human-Banner-against-Lignite-in-front-of-Jaenschwalde-27MZIFJ6Z5MRV.htmlConceptually similarBanner Action against Lignite in Front of JaenschwaldeGP0STP9IKCompleted★★★★★★Banner Action against Lignite in Front of JaenschwaldeGP0STP9DMCompleted★★★★Banner Action against Lignite in Front of JaenschwaldeGP0STP9DNCompleted★★★★Banner Action against Lignite in Front of JaenschwaldeGP0STP9ILCompleted★★★★Banner Action against Lignite in Front of JaenschwaldeGP0STP9IMCompleted★★★★Banner Action against Lignite in Front of JaenschwaldeGP0STP9IOCompleted★★★★Banner Action against Lignite in Front of JaenschwaldeGP0STP9DTCompleted★★★★Banner against Lignite in front of JaenschwaldeGP0STP9FQCompleted★★★★Banner against Lignite in front of JaenschwaldeGP0STP9FRCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STP9DRHuman Banner against Lignite in front of JaenschwaldeEnvironmentalists from Poland, Czech Republic and Germany protest against the burning of brown coal. They create a human banner in front of the coal power plant Jaenschwalde. The banner is shaped like a skull, coming like steam from a coal fired power plant and reads:" Coal kills". The coal fired power plant Jaenschwalde is one of the five European power plants that are most damaging to the climate.In original language:Menschenbanner vor Braunkohlekraftwerk JaenschwaldeKlimaschuetzer aus Polen, Tschechien und Deutschland protestieren mit Betroffenen aus der Lausitz gegen Klimazerstoerung und drohende Gesundheitsschaeden durch Verbrennung von Braunkohle. Die Aktivisten formen einen Schriftzug: "Coal kills" und einen 60 mal 55 Meter grossen Totenschaedel.Locations:Europe-Germany-Jänschwalde-LausitzDate:8 Aug, 2015Credit:© Clemens Wronski / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4885px X 3256pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Activists-Aerial view-Banners-Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Coal-fired power stations-Cooling towers-Day-Fossil fuel (energy)-Human banner actions-Industrial landscapes-KWCI (GPI)-Lignite-Outdoors-SteamShoot:Human Banner Action at Jaenschwalde Power Station in GermanySeveral hundred environmentalists from Poland, Czech Republic and Germany protest against the burning of brown coal. They create a human banner in front of the coal power plant Jaenschwalde. The banner is shaped like a skull, coming like steam from a coal fired power plant and reads:" Coal kills". The coal fired power plant Jaenschwalde is one of the five European power plants that are most damaging to the climate. Aerial views of lignite fired plant Jaenschwalde.