Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Nuclear-Action-at-ABN-AMRO-Sailing-Ship-in-Amsterdam--27MZIFLTU6X3.htmlConceptually similarNuclear Action at ABN AMRO Sailing Ship in Amsterdam GP01LXKCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action at ABN AMRO Sailing Ship in Amsterdam GP01LXLCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action at ABN AMRO Sailing Ship in Amsterdam GP01LXMCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action at ABN AMRO Sailing Ship in Amsterdam GP01LXNCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action at ABN AMRO Sailing Ship in Amsterdam GP01LXOCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action at ABN AMRO Sailing Ship in Amsterdam GP01LXQCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Netherlands Director Joris ThijssenGP0STQ5MQCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Netherlands Director Joris ThijssenGP0STQ5MWCompleted★★★★★★Greenpeace Netherlands Director Joris ThijssenGP0STQ5MXCompleted★★★★View AllGP01LXPNuclear Action at ABN AMRO Sailing Ship in Amsterdam Greenpeace Climate & Energy campaigner Joris Thijssen speaks to the press, while activists hang an enormous banner at the mast of the AMB AMRO sailing ship at the Scheepvaartmuseum in Amsterdam. The text on the banner reads "Liever windenergie toch?", which translates to English as "Rather wind power?".In original language:Nucleaire Actie op ABN AMRO Zeilschip in Amsterdam Greenpeace Klimaat & Energie campaigner Joris Thijssen staat de pers te woord, terwijl actievoerders een groot spandoek met de tekst “Liever windenergie toch?” ophangen aan de mast van het zeilschip van ABN AMRO bij het Scheepvaartmuseum in Amsterdam.Locations:Amsterdam-Europe, West Europe-NetherlandsDate:14 Jul, 2006Credit:© Greenpeace / Vaclav VaskuMaximum size:2848px X 4288pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banks-Banners-Boats-Climate (campaign title)-Climbing actions-Day-Energy-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Nuclear (campaign title)-Outdoors-Props-Ships-Wind energyShoot:Nuclear Action at ABN AMRO Sailing Ship in Amsterdam the Netherlands Greenpeace activists hang an enormous banner at the mast of the AMB AMRO One sailing ship at the Scheepvaartmuseum in Amsterdam. The text on the banner reads 'Liever windenergie toch?', which translates to English as 'Rather wind power?'. With this action Greenpeace calls on ABN AMRO not to invest in new nuclear power plants, but in ultramodern wind farms at sea. State Secretary of Environment Van Geel states that ABN AMRO wants to finance a new nuclear power plant. In a reply the bank doesn't exclude the investment. Greenpeace finds this very alarming, because a nuclear power plant is an easy target for terroristic attacks and can never be protected for one hundred percent. In addition nuclear waste remains highly dangerous for 240,000 years. Greenpeace urges to stop nuclear energy and to invest in safe and positive energy from sun, wind and biomass.
