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Agricultural land
Agriculture
Climate (campaign title)
Coal
Coal-fired power stations
Day
KWCI (GPI)
Local population
Olive trees
Outdoors
Planting
Kolin Illegally Destroys Olive Grove for Coal Expansion in Turkey
Activists deliver saplings to replace some 6,000 olive trees illegally bulldozed by the Kolin Group in Yirca village, Soma District. The activists are working in solidarity with the villagers who resisted the state's efforts to expropriate their land so that Kolin could build a coal power plant. More than 5000 trees were illegally cut barely three weeks after brutal attacks on Turkish villagers and Greenpeace Mediterranean activists who tried to protect the olive grove from being unlawfully razed for a proposed Kolin Group coal power plant.
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GP0STPFVI
Type:
Video
Shoot date:
09/11/2014
Locations:
Heybeliada
,
Soma
Credit line:
© Greenpeace
Duration:
1m12s
Audio format:
Final Mix
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Kolin Illegally Destroys Olive Grove for Coal Expansion in Turkey
Activists deliver saplings to replace some 6,000 olive trees illegally bulldozed by the Kolin Group in Yirca village, Soma District. The activists are working in solidarity with the villagers who resisted the state's efforts to expropriate their land so that Kolin could build a coal power plant. More than 5000 trees were illegally cut barely three weeks after brutal attacks on Turkish villagers and Greenpeace Mediterranean activists who tried to protect the olive grove from being unlawfully razed for a proposed Kolin Group coal power plant.
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