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IndoNuclear Conference in Jakarta, Indonesia
Several activists stage a die-in, simulating being dead to raise awareness of nuclear threat. The activists protest at the Indonuclear 2007 conference held in central Jakarta, Indonesia. Indonesia is fast-tracking plans to build its first nuclear reactor in Jepara, on the island of Java, where an earthquake killed more than 5700 people in May 2006 and where the Mount Merapi volcano is threatening to erupt. Greenpeace warns that nuclear energy is an inherently dangerous option for the country located in the main volcanic chain of the planet, known as 'Pacific ring of fire', and at the joints of the Earth's tectonic plates.
Unique identifier:
GP0BS1
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
02/04/2007
Locations:
Indonesia
,
Jakarta
,
Jakarta Raya
,
Southeast Asia
Credit line:
© Greenpeace / Ade Danhur
Size:
1382px × 2048px 454KB
Ranking:
★★★★★★ (B)
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IndoNuclear Conference in Jakarta, Indonesia
Activists protest at the Indonuclear 2007 conference in central Jakarta, Indonesia. Indonesia is fast-tracking plans to build its first nuclear reactor in Jepara, on the island of Java, where an earthquake killed more than 5700 people in May 2006 and where the Mount Merapi volcano is threatening to to erupt. Greenpeace warns that nuclear energy is an inherently dangerous option for the country located in the main volcanic chain of the planet, known as 'Pacific ring of fire', and at the joints of the Earth's tectonic plates.
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