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Climate Action at Domtoren in Utrecht
Greenpeace activists set the clock of the Domtoren in Utrecht at five before twelve (to be on the verge of disaster) to show we have to take action now. They also hang a banner reading "Help ons klimaat niet naar de kolen", which translates to English as "Don't help our climate to the coals". People look at the action.
In original language:
Klimaatactie op Domtoren in Utrecht
Greenpeace actievoerders zetten de klok van de Domtoren in Utrecht op vijf voor twaalf om aan te geven dat er nú actie moet worden ondernomen. Ze hangen ook aan de toren een spandoek op met de slogan "Help ons klimaat niet naar de kolen". Mensen kijken naar de actie.
Unique identifier:
GP01OQ6
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
31/05/2007
Locations:
Europe, West Europe
,
Netherlands
,
Utrecht
Credit line:
© Greenpeace / Bas Beentjes
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Climate Action at Domtoren in Utrecht the Netherlands
At the 31st of May Greenpeace activists set the clock of the Domtoren in Utrecht at five before twelve (to be on the verge of disaster) to show we have to take action now. They also hang a banner reading 'Help ons klimaat niet naar de kolen', which translates to English as 'Don't help our climate to the coals'. With this protest Greenpeace wants to make clear that energy suppliers don't give a damn about all the concerns regarding climate change. The energy suppliers are near to building five new coal-fired power plants causing enormous CO2 emissions. Greenpeace thinks this is unacceptable and urges to change to clean alternatives, like sun, wind and biomass.
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