Greenpeace France
-
{
- All
- News
-
French President Macron's Waxwork, Stolen From Museum During Protest, Returned
Greenpeace activists overnight Tuesday to Wednesday returned a wax figure of President Emmanuel Macron they had stolen from a Paris museum as part of a protest against French economic ties with Russia in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine.
-
Greenpeace Removes Wax Statue Of Macron Over French Trade With Russia
Greenpeace activists removed a wax statue of French President Emmanuel Macron from the Grevin Museum in Paris and put it in front of the Russian embassy to protest against French business ties with Russia.
-
Snipers 'Were Ready To Shoot' Parachutist At Euro 2020 Match: Minister
Only the Greenpeace logo saved the environmental activist's life as snipers were ready shoot him down if they thought he was a terror threat.
-
Euro 2020: Activist Lands On Pitch Before Germany-France Match, "Injures Several Fans". Watch
At least two people were hospitalised on Tuesday after a Greenpeace activist crash-landed on the pitch before the Germany-France match at Euro 2020.
-
Greenpeace Activists Set Off Fireworks At French Nuclear Plant
Greenpeace activists set off fireworks inside a nuclear plant in eastern France early Thursday after breaking into the facility to underline its vulnerability to attack, the environmental group said.
-
Japan's Lofty 'Hydrogen Society' Vision Hampered by Cost
Japan has lofty ambitions to become a "hydrogen society" where homes and fuel-cell cars are powered by the emissions-free energy source, but observers say price and convenience are keeping the plan from taking off.
-
'Deficient' Nuclear Waste Ship Sails for Australia From France
A ship carrying 25 tonnes of reprocessed nuclear waste sailed from France for Australia on Thursday despite protests from environmental campaigners concerned about "deficiencies" in the vessel.
-
Russia Court Cages Violate Rights: European Ruling
A European court on Thursday ordered Russia to pay damages for putting defendants in metal cages in court, a practice it condemned as "degrading treatment." The enclosures have held opposition figures, Greenpeace activists and untold numbers of less-prominent suspects across the country.
-
Greenpeace protests Europe's aging nuclear plants
Greenpeace activists broke into the grounds of nuclear plants in six European countries on Wednesday, urging governments to close down aging reactors on safety grounds.
-
Greenpeace activists break into French nuclear plant
Several dozen Greenpeace activists broke into a nuclear plant in southern France early today, unfurling banners against atomic power, the organisation and police said.
-
French President Macron's Waxwork, Stolen From Museum During Protest, Returned
Greenpeace activists overnight Tuesday to Wednesday returned a wax figure of President Emmanuel Macron they had stolen from a Paris museum as part of a protest against French economic ties with Russia in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine.
-
Greenpeace Removes Wax Statue Of Macron Over French Trade With Russia
Greenpeace activists removed a wax statue of French President Emmanuel Macron from the Grevin Museum in Paris and put it in front of the Russian embassy to protest against French business ties with Russia.
-
Snipers 'Were Ready To Shoot' Parachutist At Euro 2020 Match: Minister
Only the Greenpeace logo saved the environmental activist's life as snipers were ready shoot him down if they thought he was a terror threat.
-
Euro 2020: Activist Lands On Pitch Before Germany-France Match, "Injures Several Fans". Watch
At least two people were hospitalised on Tuesday after a Greenpeace activist crash-landed on the pitch before the Germany-France match at Euro 2020.
-
Greenpeace Activists Set Off Fireworks At French Nuclear Plant
Greenpeace activists set off fireworks inside a nuclear plant in eastern France early Thursday after breaking into the facility to underline its vulnerability to attack, the environmental group said.
-
Japan's Lofty 'Hydrogen Society' Vision Hampered by Cost
Japan has lofty ambitions to become a "hydrogen society" where homes and fuel-cell cars are powered by the emissions-free energy source, but observers say price and convenience are keeping the plan from taking off.
-
'Deficient' Nuclear Waste Ship Sails for Australia From France
A ship carrying 25 tonnes of reprocessed nuclear waste sailed from France for Australia on Thursday despite protests from environmental campaigners concerned about "deficiencies" in the vessel.
-
Russia Court Cages Violate Rights: European Ruling
A European court on Thursday ordered Russia to pay damages for putting defendants in metal cages in court, a practice it condemned as "degrading treatment." The enclosures have held opposition figures, Greenpeace activists and untold numbers of less-prominent suspects across the country.
-
Greenpeace protests Europe's aging nuclear plants
Greenpeace activists broke into the grounds of nuclear plants in six European countries on Wednesday, urging governments to close down aging reactors on safety grounds.
-
Greenpeace activists break into French nuclear plant
Several dozen Greenpeace activists broke into a nuclear plant in southern France early today, unfurling banners against atomic power, the organisation and police said.
