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Thirty Greenpeace activists from Italy and Austria put up yellow parasols to create a "No!" sign still visible from the air, next to a 1500 square meter banner at Venice Lido in Italy. Greenpeace is protesting against the plans of the Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi to build a new nuclear power plant at the Upper Adria, next to the most popular Italian tourist beaches. As part of the protest Greenpeace hands over a petition to the Venetian governor Luca Zaia asking him to declare a “nuclear free Veneto zone”. 
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