Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Protest-in-Belgium-against-Total-to-Protect-Amazon-Reef-27MZIFJJ78K4W.htmlConceptually similarProtest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGP0STQMVOCompleted★★★★Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGP0STQMVPCompleted★★★★Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGP0STQMVQCompleted★★★★★★Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGP0STQMVRCompleted★★★★Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGP0STQMVSCompleted★★★★★★★Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGP0STQMVUCompleted★★★★Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGP0STQMVVCompleted★★★★Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGP0STQMXJCompleted★★★★Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGP0STQMXKCompleted★★★★★★★View AllGP0STQMVNProtest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon ReefGreenpeace action at Total refinery in the port of Antwerp. More than 40 activists, including Bunny McDiarmid, executive director of Greenpeace International, climb towers and chimneys at the Total Refinery in protest against Total's drilling plans in the mouth of the Amazon where a reef was recently discovered.Locations:Antwerp-Belgium-EuropeDate:27 Mar, 2017Credit:© Eric De Mildt / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2832px X 4240pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Climate (campaign title)-Climbing actions-Day-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Logos-Oil refineries-Outdoors-Ports-TotalFinaElfShoot:Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon Reef (Photos)Activists from 7 countries unveiled resistance art in the heart of the Belgian operation of Total, in the port of Antwerp. They called for a halt to Total's plans to drill for oil in the mouth of the Amazon. Climbing a chimney, a flare stack and a fuel tank, they unfurled banners saying "Total, don't destroy the reef". They also revealed an art installation designed by renowned street artist Bonom (real name Vincent Glowinski) - before they smeared it with 'oil'; the same fate that could hit the Amazon reef in the case of an oil leak.Related Collections:Protest in Belgium against Total to Protect Amazon Reef (Photos & Videos)