he helped grow greenpeace germany. during that 1st protest, all he knew about creating attention. grabbing campaigns was what he'd seen on t v. desire so long as you know, comma, known as how we had about 0.0 experience, high billions oak of initially. so you can't talk about strategy, yob, the media, but we didn't form the media and the action was televised a. so in that sense, yes, there was a very high level of media interest. oh, fun. yeah. that because the name greenpeace was known internationally within them. but not at all in germany. in dodge, cent guns, ah, sizzler, held out in the life boat. the activists. good luck, the tanker for 4 days. soon afterwards, the don't think of diluted sulphuric acid in the north sea was banned. a trained electrical engineer sinless spearheaded greenpeace. germany's work he professional as the environmental protection movement. and it was his idea to set up the warehouse for protest equipment. in 1981 settler and a fellow campaigner climbed the chimney of chemical company. berli

so the, the boat actually was named greenpeace. before greenpeace was founded. the organisation was officially founded on september 15th 1971, vancouver corner at maple street and west 4th avenue. over where it now says spank greenpeace had their 1st office. one room with a table, a few chairs, and a telephone connection. there really wasn't enough space for everybody. so right across the street from us on 4th avenue was the bimini pub, which over early we would sit up stairs in the pub with the window that looked right across to where our office was. this is when we were planning the whale campaign. if someone wanted to interview us, we invite them to come to the pub, but we looked right across the street to our office. if one of us gets a phone call at the office, the, the, our office manager in the office would just come to the window of the pub scream across the street, phone for whomever, for me or for barbara for somebody. and we just run down the pipe run across the street, get the phone call, do our phone business, come back back to the back to our table

when i 1st join greenpeace, we just published the 1st book of greenpeace on the climate emergency. this was back in 1989. at that time, the nickel industry was saying it has a essential role to play in removing dependence on fossil fuels. the reality is we are now 3033 years on and we're not moving fast enough. we're not going to be our targets for reducing emissions, which means we've got years to change. and there's just no way based upon any historical experience that nuclear power is gonna deliver. and, and i'm interested in, kirsty referring to the commercial, small, modular reactors, exist. where are they, where the licensed, where are they getting built? what's the time frame? because the departure of energy talks about 203020402050. so and absolutely, the ambition to de carr blinds is everything that we are committed to doing. there's no argument here that the, the reality is we have to do it as fast as possible. if we're going to stand a chance, which means the nuclear debate is a distraction kasey i was under somewhat small, modular react is often shona an image here on o

they're very like big moment to have spokes person for greenpeace, saying that if nuclear energy can prove that it can deliver, then bring it on. let's, let's how i spend tastic movement because nuclear energy is delivering, has delivered and will continue to deliver. and actually, well as we move away from traditional construction of, you know, mega projects much more towards the sort of advanced small, much of the reactors that come, that being commercialized. now, we're moving away from project based approaches to a much more manufacturing based products based approaches. then we will start to see a rate of deployment. that's really significant. but you know what's really surprising, which is that actually nuclear energy is all is proven time. and again, to be the fastest way to the carbon isaac grid, francy carbonate. it's whole major, whole change. you'll say for my rent, i just interrupt you for it. just bring it in on youtube. we have some confusion from our audience because when you say nuclear, they immediately think of certain things and, and they may not be thinking exactl

the german foreign minister says the retaliation is expected but is not justified. greenpeace activists have tried to stop a tanker from unloading russian oil. near or slow. the campaigners chain their dinging to the vessel. they say the shipment is helping to finance rushes. war in ukraine. greenpeace claims the tank is carrying $95000.00 tons of fuel. the turkish human rights activist and philanthropist. osman kabbalah has been sentenced to life in prison. he was found guilty of attempting to overthrow the government coverage. had been in pre trial detention since 2017. he was accused of financing anti government protests and for playing a role in the failed could, against president at one cabella says the charges of fabricated the case against him has strained ties between turkey and its western allies. the w's door in jones has been following the trial of osmond cabella, and i asked him how the judges justified that verdict. well as of yet, we really haven't had an official explanation for the these 30. the judges will give a full are written defense of their that their verdict and

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oh, you're just like greenpeace. and listen, i have a serious conversation with you.about bobrinsky's pamechechka, in short, there was such a donut, bobrinsky lived in your village in the water even under the tsar. well, and then the face came. well, that's all, the village died, and the singed vodka was brought into the boar. ah, the women fucked all such a holiday, there were children later, well, that's how this room sold 100,000 gold there, and not a frail man got up. stop, i heard something about dead souls. you listen, further, in short, he hid this money, but he himself thundered into hard labor. well and died there, and money found money. not yet, but i know where to look. i see you are a man, a correct rural local, i myself understand this, i can’t cope without you. and if the two of us have this treasure, and we will dig the loot in half, well, looters need money. yes, yes, at midnight. not a word to anyone grave walk. who made theirs? i arrived. rita sit in the room for now, i can handle it myself. thank you hello, i'm marina a. i'm slava very nice. or mayb

i am with greenpeace usa based in washington dc. get to handle so you have made all of your panel. if you on youtube right now, add comment section is life your comments? your thoughts can be right here. this conversation is part of the coughing climate . now i'm democracy series that were linking up u. s. special interest with democracy. what is the problem? what if you are saying? let us know you're part of the shad. mike, i'm going to start with you because your recent book, the new climate war suggests that there is a battle going on. what is that wall? yes, so you know, the old battle was this effort by fossil fuel interests and dark money groups. conservative foundations concerning politicians and media outlets. this effort to deny that climate change is real, but people can see that it's real. people can see that it's happening now. and so that just isn't tenable anymore, that doesn't mean that the polluters and those promoting them have given up the battle. instead, they've turned to other tactics, delay, deflection, division, even do mongering to convince us it's too late.

this is frode pleym, head of greenpeace norway. >> this oil tanker is fully loaded with russian oil,for a short here in norway. greenpeace is demanding from the norwegian government to ensure this russian oil is not imported to norway. amy: in more climate news, about 4000 protesters rallied in the village of lÜtzerath in western germany over the weekend, seeking to halt the expansion of a massive open-pit coal mine. the village is set to be demolished to make way for the nearby garzweiler mine, which produces brown coal, or lignite, one of the world's dirtiest fossil fuels. the world's richest man elon musk is set to become the new owner of twitter after the company's board agreed to sell the influential social media platform for $44 billion. the deal is expected to close later this year pending regulatory approval. the watchdog group media matters criticized musk's takeover of twitter saying it will be a "victory for disinformation and the people who peddle it." at the white house, press secretary jen psaki said president biden was concerned about musk's hostile takeover. >>, who o

thought critics like greenpeace. the pledges 2030 go effectively allows other day another decade of forest exploitation and is non binding. michael brazil was one of those 141 countries to sign this pledge. and yet we are saying no sign of it halting d for a station is literally chopping down the street as it finding away its promise not to do so. wouldn't how much stored you lay in thought pledges? how much optimism do you attached to them? well, it must be better to have the pledges for not to have them. there is no question, but when countries signed decorations like this in public and it was also companies and finance ears who signed that expiration. and they do come under some pressure, usually domestic pressure, but also international pressure to abide by those pledges. but of course that pressure may be much less than the pressures that they have internally domestically . and in the case of brazil and both scenario, you get the, the feeling that frankly he signed that in order to make brazil look good on the i

but greenpeace is right that in themselves, the pledges are not really enough. and we're seeing is of course in climate change action in every field. this is true in, in the general targets that countries and companies have got and specific energy targets and so on. which is the targets are the easy part to say we will achieve something by 2030 or in many other areas. 2050 is an easy thing for a politician or indeed a company to do. the hard thing is to enact the policies, all the behavioral changes which make those targets realizable. and that's where we need to see much more action. and so i'm happy that there are targets, but what you need to see are on the ground policies to make the targets achieved. and in particular, in the forestry field, it isn't just about the land use a policies, it's about the enforcement of them. the difference between energy and, and forestry, is that there are rather small number of energy uses the big companies that produce most of the energy in the world. and you can regulate them and tax them and give them incentives. and they

children who are hospitalized or at a high risk of severe coven. 19 norwegian police have arrested 20 greenpeace and extinction. rebellion activists for blocking a tanker delivering russian oil to an exxon mobil terminal. the group called on the norwegian government to ban imports of russian fossil fuels and said exxon mobiles, local units should cancel, contracts for imports from russia. the german cabinet has agreed on amendments to the energy security act. in the event of an energy crisis, it allows the government to place companies into a state trusteeship, and in extreme cases, they can even be expropriated. the original legislation stems from the 19 seventy's oil crisis. the european union is desperate to boost ties with india and wants delhi to reduce its length to russia its main weapons supplier. the blocks latest attempt takes the form of a new trade and technology council meant to boost cooperation. european commission president was a funder lime pays her respects at memorial to indian independence hero. mahatma gandhi, the west was rattled when india sided with china in backing rushe

next up next doc film explores the history of the eco powerhouse greenpeace. i'll be back in the top of the hour with more news. remember though you can always get the latest headlines around the clock on our website at dw dot com on the spicer, thanks for watching. ah with devastating how was the soft or we can with cars carrying money, effects of climate change, i mean, felt worldwide before a station in the rain forest continued. carbon dioxide emissions have risen again young people all over the world are.

but greenpeace is right that in themselves, the pledges are not really enough. and we're seeing this of course, in climate change action in every field. this is true in, in the general targets that countries and companies have got. and it's specific energy targets and synergy and, and forestry is that there are rather small number of energy uses that big companies that produce most of the energy in the world. and you can regulate them and tax them and give them incentives. and they are part of a, an organized system of policy in most countries. deforestation occurs through thousands and thousands of land owners and people who use other people's land. and it, it occurs over massive areas, the very size of the areas that we're talking about. so i working with those local communities at the very grass roots level. where do you think that there is enough organizations like you knows, working throughout the world or well, there's never enough to begin with. no, i think there can be more. and i think one important thing to add is here is we're talking about legislatio

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thought critics like greenpeace, say the pledges 2030 goal effectively allows other day another decade of forest exploitation and is non binding. michael brazil was one of those 141 countries to sign this pledge. and yet we are saying no sign of it holding d for a station is literally chopping down streams as it filing away its promise not to do so. sign that exploration and they do come under some pressure, usually domestic pressure, but also international pressure to abide by those pledges. but of course that pressure may be much less than the pressures that they have internally domestically . and in the case of brazil and both scenario, you get the feeling that frankly he signed that in order to make brazil look good on the instructional stage, but had absolutely no intention of enacting it at home. but in other countries on which is the targets are the easy part to say we will achieve something by 2030 or in many other areas. 2050 is an easy thing for politician or indeed a company to do. the hard thing is to enact the policies, all the behavioral changes which make those targets r

greenpeace activists blocked the transfer of 100,000 tons of russian oil between two supertankers off denmark's northern coast on thursday. activists in kayaks joined swimmers in heavy protective gear who braved frigid temperatures to place their bodies in between the two giant ships in an act of nonviolent civil disobedience. >> i would like to inform you we are conducting a peaceful protest and we have swimmers and kayaks in the water on the starboard side of the ship. there are people in the water. amy: the activists painted "oil fuels war" in english and "no to war" in russian on the hull of one of the supertankers. greenpeace says russian fossil fuels continue to arrive at european ports despite pledges by countries to halt imports. in a statement, the group said -- "it is clear that fossil fuels and the money flowing into them is at the root cause of the climate crisis, conflicts, and war, causing immense suffering to people all over the world." i united nations donors conference for afghanistan race barely half of its $4.4 billion goal thursday as the u.n. secretary-general war

i say the shipment is helping finance rushes. war in ukraine. greenpeace claims the tank is carrying $95000.00 tons of fuel. your secretary general antonio cherishes in the turkish capital anchor on a mission to advance ukraine. peace negotiations is met with the turkish president . reggie type err tuan, and will travel on to moscow. and then keith, ukrainian leader is said to be unhappy that mister good terrorist is visiting russia 1st. russia has expelled 40 german diplomats from moscow. the kremlin says the explosions in retaliation for berlin's expulsion of dozens of russian diplomats early this month. that followed the discovery of mass graves and civilian killings in you crate. germany is foreign minister, described the tit for tat move as expected and unjustified. i will get more from d. w political correspondent, leoni fun. hammerstein, welcome yodi. this sounds like the expected russian move in the circumstances. yeah, exactly full. i mean, you said it there can really be seen as sort of a tit for tat strategy. the, the russian foreign ministry said in a statement today that

it's the world's 2nd largest force that area after the amazon greenpeace africa describing congos plan is a historic error that must be scrapped last year as comp $26.00 climate conference in glasgow. donor countries pledged $500000000.00 to protect congo these rain forests are the counts out. she was an emerging markets economist. he says, a compromise needs to be found between oil and the environment and the rain forest area of the democratic republic of congo. this is right for these all these oil concessions. oh, the back, all the pressure europe. and i think the concrete a reasonable amount of shock business. now spike woods. he thought at this moment in time, we all know what the question is about the environment with basically that the importance of the lease has only grown the whole. the question is, you know how with this, you know, the dive is moving in the other direction. what people realize that there is, there is a tremendous need or not resources, or they celebrated by the situation ukraine, and they'll be some backlash. but congress to important to just out on me. i mea

anyone, moreover, this is a purely political project, everyone already knows very well, there are greenpeaceremists before everyone else there, yes, how is it carried out? well , the gas is much greener, the less what are we talking about? yes? what are we talking about now in mariupol with these political issues. we very often make discounts a and footnotes to the middle east for events in the middle east. why is that? well, because indeed, for the past 20 years, the military elites have been intelligence elites, and the semantic elites of the west, including trained there. all methods have been tested, and they come from there. when i see staged shots with medvedchuk, what pops up in your head. saddam hussein pops up for me personally. it's straight. the same staged picture exactly. he was also gone for 48 days. we pulled him out , we caught him further on the hooks and the exit. we caught him. it is in its purest form such a poly- political polytechnological, tracing paper could not understand who to catch caught medvedchuk. yes, they showed it. okay okay. uh, let's go then. let's be hone

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greenpeace proposes to introduce a tax on gas on a pan-european basis. measure to take it will not work, the proposal sounds different, but while they do not find support from all 27 eu countries, germany, austria, hungary , france and even poland are against the complete rejection of russian energy carriers. controlled systems milan and about a dozen self-propelled artillery mounts cesar with a range of up to 42 km 40 ukrainian military delivered to france for training london will send 120 armored vehicles and anti-aircraft complexes. how to use all this for the ukrainian military is told by british instructors directly in the lead itself. training has been going on since 2014, boris johnson said, i can say that we are currently training ukrainians in poland in the use of air defense systems, and in the uk, training in the use of armored vehicles is underway and in poland there the british are teaching ukrainians to use the air defense system, the head of european diplomacy, jose barrel in an interview with the belgian media stated that some eu countrie

(jill hodges) when we got the copy of greenpeace's no margin of safety, and it was a study of the greates area, pulp and paper industry. and they were finding that every mill was spewing out dioxin, and there has never been a safe level of dioxin for human consumption. (duay o'neill) during the hearings that were held at cocke county high school, they had a wall, and it was sort of styled after tha the vietnam war,cke cou wi the names l, of all the people from the community who had died of cancer. it was just a very sobering feeling to stand there and realize all the different people that i had known. there was one family from the hartford community that was pretty much wiped out at young ages from cancer. (sharon mcgaha) my mother and daddy, they had cancer then. it was like our neighbors started getting cancer, and then it was just going from house to house. people were having cancer and dying with it. (bobby seay) there is a firm belief of a lot the folks at live here that the river has been so contaminated through the years, and every janitor that was at that old hartford school thr

after the amazon, a greenpeace africa is called the decision, a historic era that must be scrapped during the countries page $500000000.00 to protect conklin. rain for us at loss is cop $26.00 climate conference in glasgow. alec on such you as an emerging markets economist and chief executive of the investment advisory from rich management. he says a compromise needs to be found between oil and environment in the rain forest area of the democratic republic of congo. obviously that is right for these all these oil concessions has come off the back, all of the pressure that we're seeing in europe. and i think the company to shape a reasonable amount of sharp business. now by putting these are at this point in time, we all know there's a conflict, but the question is about environment with both scenarios be due to the anderson basically basically that the importance of the lease has only grown the whole. the question is, you know, how will get on this, you know, the die is moving in the other direction. what people have realized is that those, there is a tremendous need or not resources, oil

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after the amazon greenpeace africa is describing congress plan as a historic error that must be scrapped at last year's comp $26.00 climate conference in glasgow. donor countries page $500000000.00 to protect congolese rain forests. elegant, such as an emerging markets economists. he says a compromise needs to be found between oil and environment in the rain forest area of d r. c. mostly that's right. all these, all these oil concessions come off the back, all the pressure in europe, and i think the show a reasonable amount of shot business. now by putting these are at this point in time, we all know there's a control consider but the question is about environment with both a, basically the importance of the lease base has only grown the whole. the question is, you know, how will become release of this? you know, the dive is moving in the other direction. what people realize that there is, there is a tremendous need or not resources for oil accelerated by the situation ukraine, so they'll be some backlash. but congress to important to just out on me. i mean, if you look in the scheme of

thandile chinyavanhu is with greenpeace africa. of dissolute —— destruction and lives lost. people are struggling with facilities no clean water, food or shelter accessible to them. this is simply as a result of climate change. we have having their information available to us for over 30 years which indicates that as a region we are particularly vulnerable to increased precipitation, especially on the eastern coast of country and durban where we see those scenes playing the science has been telling us this. especially it is worth noting that the ipcc report last august did indicate this region would experience more stormy conditions, much like we have been seeing. let's talk to our correspondent pumza fihlani we are in the north of durban. this gash in the road happens in some communities, bridges have been washed away on roads destroyed, cutting off communities from one another. it has made it difficult for people on that side of the road to get the help they need. we understand reinforcements have arrived from other properties to

by the way, greenpeace is asking the germans this question today. ok then.russia's energy resources, we demand everything from them. we want everyone to impose sanctions, it turns out germany this year. eh, they will pay 3 billion euros more for oil and 8 billion euros more for gas, that is, they buy more than last year. well, plus another 2 billion for coal, they ask themselves a question. this is how we play or we do something, and in parallel with this dim, you know, here is a very important question that we left a little here. here with our letter z or c as the germans say, well, germany is just crazy. here we are talking about values ​​about values ​​that also begin with the letter z, but in germany every day initiating dozens of criminal cases, simply because that the letter c appeared somewhere. what are the values? what kind of energy someone wrote the letter z and there is a criminal case, but cancel then merge his last name ends with c cancel the word king king. will sound cancel the word tsang. by the way, i was at the dentist today, so let's canc

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i'm joined now by thandile chinyavanhu of greenpeace africa in johannesburg. hello to you. close up. just how bad is south africa's climate crisis when it comes to the unpredictability of rain and floods? good morning and thank you for having me. the situation is quite dire in durban as you mention. there is an increased experience from the public of despair as they are seeing a lot of destruction and lives lost. and people are struggling with the fact that there is no clean water, food or shelter accessible to them. why is this happening? this food or shelter accessible to them. why is this happening?— why is this happening? this is siml as why is this happening? this is simply as a — why is this happening? this is simply as a result _ why is this happening? this is simply as a result of - why is this happening? this is simply as a result of climate l simply as a result of climate change. we've been having the information available to us for over 30 years, that has been indicating that as a region we are particularly vulnerable to increased precipitation especially on the

the culture, and i still speak russian every day to my parents, my grandmother, and people from greenpeace asking me to sign their petitions. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, really? what do you say, dina? [ speaking russian ] >> seth: oh, that really sounds scary. what does it mean? >> it means, "i don't have time, but have a wonderful day." [ laughter ] and look, just because someone in america speaks russian and always looks miserable, that doesn't mean that they support putin. [ light laughter ] but i can see how that can be confusing to non-russians, especially since the good guy and the bad guy are both named "vladimir. [ light laughter ] and despite the fact that i had been told many times to go back to russia -- shout out to my fifth grade teacher. [ audience groans i am -- yeah [ laughter ] i am so, so grateful to be an american i have never been more proud of my parents for bringing me here. and i have never felt luckier than to work for you, seth >> seth: me? >> to have a comedian as a boss. president zelenskyy is showing everyone just how brave comedians are. right, seth? >> set

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. >> john is from greenpeace and spends his days and nights tracking ship movements.per pry tore software and open source tools we can track and figure out what the cargo is, where it's going and who the potential buyers are. >> his goal is to help ukraine by either catching cheaters part of an oil embargo or shaming countries and companies who are aiding russia's war effort with blood money. >> since 2014 when russia invaded crimea you've tracked over $90 billion into russia from western countries alone. >> oil and gas is fundamentally fueling the crisis in ukraine. any time a company buys russian oil, it is funding the war machine. >> in december russia sold 7 million barrels of oil per day to dozens of countries. late last month the united states, canada and great britain agreed not to import any russian oil. a move considered by some in europe but soundly rejected by india and china, who claim any discuption would hurt the world economy. >> we're in unchartered territory. >> we really are. this is not a supply situation that anyone has seen before and anyone has r