Warming up for the COP climate conference in Brazil, marching for peace and human rights in Mexico and Italy, and calling out a telecommunications company in Australia, here are a selection of images from our work around the globe in the past week.
Mexico – Greenpeace Mexico enthusiastically and joyfully joins the March for Climate, Life, and the Future in Mexico City, a call to defend life in all its forms. The placard in the image reads ‘Life is not for sale’.
Brazil – To demand stronger global forestry action from delegates gathered in Brasilia for the preparatory meetings for this year’s UN Climate Summit (COP30), Greenpeace Brazil carried out light projections from a building opposite the TV Tower, as members of the delegation attended a dinner inside the venue. The projection reads: ‘93% of Brazilians want more rainforest protection’.
Germany – Greenpeace Germany ocean campaigner Franziska Saalmann demonstrates a diving robot (ROV) used for undersea research at the Stralsund Maritime Museum.
Switzerland – Greenpeace Switzerland is touring the country with an oversized nuclear waste barrel. Visitors could write down their wishes and hang them on the barrel, learn about hydropower, solar energy, and wind power, and take part activities throughout the day.
Brazil – To demand stronger global forestry action from delegates gathered in Brasilia for the preparatory meetings for this year’s UN Climate Summit (COP30), Greenpeace Brazil projected messages onto the Congress building where delegates are meeting.
Italy – Greenpeace Italy participates in the Perugia-Assisi Peace march on Sunday, October 12, calling for an end to war and genocide and the defence of human rights and international law.
Australia – Australian telecommunications company Telstra’s climate credibility has been challenged at its AGM, as Greenpeace Australia Pacific, alongside climate and investment experts, called out the company for its silence while serving on the board of the board of the Business Council of Australia (BCA) – a vested interest group that has doubled-down on its support for new gas and lobbied against climate action.
Greenpeace has been a pioneer of photo activism for more than 50 years, and remains committed to bearing witness and exposing environmental injustice through the images we capture.
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