Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Lignite-Digger-Near-Hambach-Forest-27MZIFJWNK8CF.htmlConceptually similarLignite Digger Near Hambach ForestGP0STSCV8Completed★★★★Lignite Digger Near Hambach ForestGP0STSCV9Completed★★★★Lignite Digger Near Hambach ForestGP0STSCVBCompleted★★★★Lignite Digger Near Hambach ForestGP0STSCVCCompleted★★★★Lignite Digger Near Hambach ForestGP0STSCVDCompleted★★★★★Hambach Forest near Lignite MiningGP0STSCUVCompleted★★★★Lignite Digger Near Hambach ForestGP0STSCMVCompleted★★★★Lignite Digger Near Hambach ForestGP0STSCN1Completed★★★★Lignite Digger Near Hambach ForestGP0STSCN4Completed★★★★View AllGP0STSCVELignite Digger Near Hambach ForestLignite digger in RWE´s open pit mining near Hambach Forest. Hambach forest in the background.In original language:RWE Bagger im Braunkohletagebau HambachRWE Braunkohletagebau Hambach bedroht den Hambacher Wald. Schaufelradbagger im Tagebau, der Hambacher Wald im Hintergrund.Locations:Elsdorf-Europe-Germany-Kerpen-North Rhine-WestphaliaDate:28 Aug, 2018Credit:© Bernd Lauter / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5464px X 3643pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Day-Diggers-Forests (topography)-Industrial landscapes-Industrial structures-KWCI (GPI)-Lignite-Open-pit mining-OutdoorsShoot:Protest against Planned Logging in Hambach ForestSix members of the German Coal Commission protest against RWE´s plans for logging in Hambach Forest. Executive directors of environmental organisations, renewable energy and persons concerned by lignite mining symbolically adopt trees in Hambach forest. The signs read:" Hambach Forest. This tree may not die for coal". Hambach Forest (German: Hambacher Forst, Buergewald) is a forest rich in biodiversity and home to 142 species regarded as important for conservation.Only ten percent of Hambach Forest still remains and these sections are under threat of being cut down to allow the expansion of the lignite-extracting Hambach surface mine, run by RWE.
