Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Rainbow-Warrior-People-s-Energy-Tour-in-South-Korea-27MZIFJ6Y6O43.htmlConceptually similarRainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaGP0STPDGTCompleted★★★★Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaGP0STPDGVCompleted★★★★Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaGP0STPDGOCompleted★★★★Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaGP0STPDGQCompleted★★★★Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaGP0STPDGRCompleted★★★★Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaGP0STPDGSCompleted★★★★Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaGP0STPDGLCompleted★★★★Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaGP0STPDGZCompleted★★★★Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaGP0STPDH0Completed★★★★View AllGP0STPDGWRainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaThe Rainbow Warrior is in South Korea for a three week tour as part of Greenpeace’s campaign to push the Korean government to change its energy policy. The government is planning to build two more reactors at the Kori Nuclear Power Plant, the world’s largest nuclear power plant complex, located between Busan and Ulsan. The plant already has six reactors and there are around 3.4 million people living within the 30km zone around the plant. Local people visit the ship during an open boat day.Locations:Asia-Busan-Republic of KoreaDate:18 Oct, 2015Credit:© Kanghoon Lee / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5616px X 3744pxRestrictions:NO FUNDRAISINGKeywords:Children-Day-Education-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-MY Rainbow Warrior III-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear energy-Open boat-People-Public engagement-Writing (activity)Shoot:Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South KoreaThe Rainbow Warrior is in South Korea for a three week tour as part of Greenpeace’s campaign to push the Korean government to change its energy policy. The government is planning to build two more reactors at the Kori Nuclear Power Plant, the world’s largest nuclear power plant complex, located between Busan and Ulsan. The plant already has six reactors and there are around 3.4 million people living within the 30km zone around the plant. Open boat events are organized during the first days of the tour.Related Collections:Rainbow Warrior People’s Energy Tour in South Korea (All Photographers & Videos)
