Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Press-Conference-in-Dangjin--Korea-27MZIFJ6XUVHK.htmlConceptually similarPress Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGP0STPNV7Completed★★★★Press Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGP0STPNVDCompleted★★★★★★Press Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGP0STPNV0Completed★★★★Press Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGP0STPNV1Completed★★★★★★Press Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGP0STPNV2Completed★★★★Press Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGP0STPNV3Completed★★★★Press Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGP0STPNV4Completed★★★★Press Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGP0STPNV5Completed★★★★Press Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGP0STPNV6Completed★★★★View AllGP0STPNVEPress Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGreenpeace holds a press conference at Dangjin, Korea. The press conference is co-organized and co-hosted by the Dangjin Korean Federation for Environmental Movement (KFEM). The locals in Dangjin are currently fighting hard against the government’s plan for the two additional Coal-Fired power plants. The press conference shows strong solidarity between the locals, Dangjin KFEM and Greenpeace. Currently, in Korea, there are a total of 53 coal-fired power plants (CFPPs) in operation nationwide. In addition to them, 11 new CFPPs are under construction, and the government plans to build 9 more CFPPs by the mid-2020. A recent Greenpeace report reveals that the CFPPs can cause some 1,020 premature deaths yearly.In original language:당진에코파워 석탄화력 백지화 촉구 기자회견3월 8일 오전 11시 당진시청 브리핑룸에서 그린피스와 당진환경운동연합이 '당진에코파워 석탄화력' 백지화를 촉구하는 기자회견을 열고 있다.Locations:Chungcheongnam-do-Dangjin-East Asia-Republic of KoreaDate:8 Mar, 2016Credit:© Jung Taekyong / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5760px X 3840pxKeywords:Banners-Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Coal-fired power stations-Greenpeace activists-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Large group of people-Maps-Men-Microphones-Press conferences-Signs-SpeechesShoot:Press Conference in Dangjin, KoreaGreenpeace holds a press conference at Dangjin, Korea. The press conference is co-organized and co-hosted by the Dangjin Korean Federation for Environmental Movement (KFEM). The locals in Dangjin are currently fighting hard against the government’s plan for the two additional Coal-Fired power plants. The press conference shows strong solidarity between the locals, Dangjin KFEM and Greenpeace. Currently, in Korea, there are a total of 53 coal-fired power plants (CFPPs) in operation nationwide. In addition to them, 11 new CFPPs are under construction, and the government plans to build 9 more CFPPs by the mid-2020. A recent Greenpeace report reveals that the CFPPs can cause some 1,020 premature deaths yearly.
