GREENPEACE PROTESTS PRESIDENT BUSH'S ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES.

NAME: UK HEATHROW 20080225I TAPE: EF08/0230 IN_TIME: 10:38:42:01 DURATION: 00:01:35:15 SOURCES: SKY/GREENPEACE VNR DATELINE: London - 25 Feb 2008 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST GREENPEACE VNR - No re-use/re-sale without clearance 1. STILL showing environmental activists atop a plane with banner 2. STILL showing wide of environmental activists 3. STILL showing close of environmental activists SKY 4. Wide aerial of fire truck next to plane (Note: banner already taken down) 5. Wide aerial of plane with police cars and fire truck 6. Aerial of plane 7. Aerial of crane above plane STORYLINE: Environmental activists climbed atop a plane at London's Heathrow Airport on Monday and unfurled a banner protesting climate change. The group Greenpeace said four of its members climbed the British Airways Boeing 777 after it landed on a domestic flight from Manchester. The two men and two women wrapped a banner around the tail fin reading "Climate Emergency - No Third Runway." Greenpeace opposes plans for a third runway at Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport. Heathrow operator BAA PLC said police were on the scene. It called the protest "unlawful and irresponsible." It said the airport was operating normally.

GS 189 - Greenpeace-Protecting seals in the Arctic and whales in the Pacific, stopping off-shore toxic waste dumping in the North Sea, and checking for radio-activity on a Nevada nuclear test range, Greenpeace is the planet's self-appointed environmental police force. Calling themselves the ""rainbow warriors"", Greenpeace members risk their lives daily to protect the environment from destruction. Their dramatic displays of protest have spurred world-wide environmental awareness and forced governments to crack down on the environmental guerillas.

Greenpeace representative Stan Gray discusses the issues with developing more green technology and environmentally friendly jobs while protesting outside of an abandoned auto plant in Brampton, Ontario. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

00:00:00:00 - [Greenpeace demonstrators, dressed in white biohazard suits, dump Starlink brand corn in the street near the offices of EPA administrator Christie Todd Whitman. Greenpeace is protesting ...

BERLIN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 05: Members of the environmental organization Greenpeace on Monday (February 05) held a demonstration in Berlin capital of Germany to raise awareness on textile waste. Activists constructed a tower made of clothes in front of the Brandenburg Gate as part of their protest. (Footage by Omer Sercan Karkus /Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

NEWSFEED 11/20-11/23/00 BUSH/GORE TRIAL, CHENEY HEART ATTACK, SPORTS, PLANE HYGIENE REPORT, JFK ASSASSINATION, ETC...INT Nicks fan shoots a half court basket for $50, 000, cu BCS rankings on computer screen; DX Sammy Sosa instructs Crickett player on baseball, Sosa holds Cricket mallet, White Sox & Angels baseball game; 11/20 hs football game, crowd cheering, Red's baseball player Ken Griffey's birthday 11/21/69, baseball game; DX baseball game, pitching; FL Supreme Court hears arguments in Presidential vote recount, Justice Peggy Quince, Gore's lawyer speaking; DX Bush leaving court, Gore walking, people counting ballots, male reporter, int airplane, bacteria samples being gathered; INT talkhead discussing airplane hygiene, black male reporter, female talking heads in airport, lab samples, reporter; DX plane clean-up people, plane flying; 11/21 INT basketball game, military man shooting at people burning things up, protesters, Asian people in court; 11/21 DX hs of a flooded city, Rae Carruth trial, int courtroom, nurse testifying; INT guys eating at a table, overweight man talking to a bunch of young men about being in a music group; DX ws of people sitting on front steps of Supreme Court, int Justice Harry Anstead talking, other Justices, lawyer; INT people clapping, woman standing, people counting ballots, Bush leaving court; DX ext court bldg, men standing around a podium, FL Supreme Court Spokesman speaking about votes, etc.; INT basketball player practicing, hockey game, players scoring, man holding a buck head; 11/22 DX ext Supreme Court people in front, talkhead Bush about Supreme Court decision, Al Gore w/wife volunteering; DX cu Gore Campaign chairman disappointed w/decision, people counting ballots, Gore helping man put food in a trunk; DX Bush & Cheney walking, Cheney in medical care for 'slight heart attack', Cheney's 4th heart attack ;11/22 DX z-in to Cheney talking, Cheney's health history, Bush speaking about Cheney, female reporter; TX DX archival footage of JFK assassination that a Museum bought; 11/23 1 minute world: Middle East men looking at a burned car seat w/blood on it, military man w/gun, police car; DX 3 men at top of bldg pulling a sign over front of bldg 'DON'T LET US DROWN', GreenPeace message environmentalism/global warming warning hs flooded city, baby in incubator; DX ws of foreign city w/snow, 2 men in Santa Claus costumes, parade, people watching Japan Robot Parade; INT young Japanese women walking w/small robots, robot dogs performing, robot man performing, band playing; INT people watching robot parade, black man playing violin, woman bringing a robot the size of a vacuum cleaner; cu of a robot moving, a robot that looks like an octopus, little robot dogs, Japanese man talkhead standing by robot; DX lots of people hanging out & eating McDonald's, McDonald's feeds the poor, someone on stage getting an award; DX Ronald McDonald shaking someone's hand, charity or publicity stunt? people sitting at tables eating, Hispanic woman talking about the event; INT people in line, cu Hispanic kids, ext FL Supreme Court, Court Rep. talking, men walking into bldg w/boxes; DX casually dressed George W. Bush waving, Bush, Cheney & their wives posing for a picture, male reporter; 11/23 INT ots guys playing a video, cu of toy websites, men buying stuff at the Game Store, men loading box in truck; CU woman's hand on computer mouse, typing, kid's hand, cu screen w/websites selling toys, male reporter, talkhead; DX Hispanic man pushing a shopping cart, Hispanic family w/a shop cart, cu Hispanic female talking head, cu hands typing; INT 5 story factory, male talking heads, cu website, woman putting a toy in an Amazon.com box, int factory; KOSOVO INT restaurant kitchen, chefs making food, dining area, army men & woman eating, cu army woman & men eating; DX cu US soldier talkhead, other soldiers, army vehicles, ws soldiers eating in a restaurant, soldier walking

GREENPEACE MEMBERS PROTESTING GEORGE W. BUSH AND HIS ENVIRONMENTAL PLANS IN FRONT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY.

TAPE: EF03/0822 IN_TIME: 07:19:16 DURATION: 1:18 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Manila, 12 Sept 2003 SHOTLIST: 1. Rappelling Greenpeace protesters unfurling banner on building 2. Protester rappelling down building 3. Various of banner on building "Monsanto WTO = Environmental destruction" 4. Protester waving peace sign, as he holds on to harness from building 5. Tilt down of building 6. Greenpeace Genetic Engineering Campaigner, Beau Baconguis, speaking to building security 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Beau Baconguis, Geenpeace Genetic Engineering Campaigner: "Well unfortunately, the WTO has aided and abetted the corporations in their attempt to take, to control food, the food supply and food production. So this is our way of saying that we don't want what is happening in the WTO, we don't want what Monsanto is doing." 8. Photographer taking pictures 9. Banner "environment over corporate profits" 10. Protesters STORYLINE: Members of environment group Greenpeace on Friday hung a banner outside a building housing a company which they say distributes genetically modified crops in the Philippines. Rappelling from the top floor of the building, members of the group unfurled a huge banner condemning Monsanto, a multinational company, for what they called "environmental destruction". According to the protesters, Monsanto could unleash environmental havoc in Southeast Asia with the local distribution of the BT Corn, the first genetically engineered crop commercially released in the Philippines. Monsanto's office in the Philippines refused to comment on the allegations. The Greenpeace protest took place as the World Trade Organisation, or WTO, met in Cancun, Mexico.

DAVOS, SWITZERLAND - JAN. 21, 2025: Members of Environmentalist NGOs Greenpeace held a protest on Tuesday, Jan. 21, during the five-day annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Switzerland, also known as the Davos summit. They displayed a banner reading, "Tax The Super Rich! Fund A Just & Green Future ," calling for wealth redistribution to support environmental and social justice initiatives. Over 200 sessions at the high-profile gathering of political and business leaders will concentrate on ways to boost social and economic resilience, use new technology, and restore prosperity. In the sessions, speakers will share their assessments of the policies of the US’ incoming Trump administration – also set to start Monday – fragmentation resulting from the gradual weakening of global cooperation, trade policies, artificial intelligence and digitization, clean energy transformation, combating climate change, central banks’ monetary policies, and interest rates and inflation. Among these sessions, one will particularly focus on the current state of European economies and how to boost economic growth without additional taxes and debt. The summit is expected to be attended by 60 heads of state and 1,600 representatives from the global business world, including 900 senior executives.(Footage by Omer Sercan Karkus/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

00:00:00:00 [Members of environmental group Greenpeace demonstrate next to Japanese Embassy to protest shipment Japanese shipment of nuclear fuel to France so France can process it into plutonium ...

Greenpeace activists in Taiwan are marching against high carbon emissions.

TAPE: EF03/0172 IN_TIME: 11:50:05 DURATION: 2:14 SOURCES: GREENPEACE RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale without clearance DATELINE: London/ Leatherhead, 24 Feb 2003 SHOTLIST: London 1. Greenpeace activist in tiger suit running into Esso station 2. Greenpeace activists shutting down pumps 3. Greenpeace activists locking pumps and winding tape around them 4. Man in car handed Greenpeace leaflet 5. Greenpeace activist in tiger suit wrapping tape around pump 6. Greenpeace activists tied to pumps 7. Policeman talking into radio 8. Wide of garage with police cars 9. Close up blue flashing light of police car Exxon headquarters, Leatherhead 10. Pull out from Exxon HQ sign 11. Security guard 12. Greenpeace sign accusing George Bush 13. Greenpeace activists with signs 14. Greenpeace activists being escorted from Exxon premises 15. Pull out from Exxon headquarters 16. Exxon employees being told by police to return home 17. Security sign telling Exxon employees not to turn up for work 18. Greenpeace activists on roof STORYLINE: Supporters of environmental group Greenpeace blockaded the British headquarters of gas company Esso and some of its gas stations on Monday to protest what they claimed was the company's support for a possible U.S.-led war on Iraq. Up to 1,000 staff at the company's headquarters at Leatherhead, south of London, were sent home for their own safety, a company spokesman said. Greenpeace said more than 300 activists closed over 100 gas stations in England and Wales, but there was no independent verification of this figure. The Esso spokesman said that by 9 a.m. (0900 GMT), protesters had visited some 50 of its 1,300 gas stations in Britain. Greenpeace accuses Esso and its parent company, the Texas-based Exxon Mobil Corp., of supporting the war and committing crimes against the environment. "The action comes in response to Esso's ongoing campaign to keep the U.S. hooked on oil, fueling war and causing global warming," said spokesman Ben Stewart. The Esso spokesman said protesters "have every right to express their views but it is ludicrous to suggest that Exxon Mobil is in any way encouraging a potential war in Iraq. Protesters, some dressed as Esso's tiger mascot, shut down power to some Esso petrol pumps and locked delivery nozzles together to prevent them being used. Greenpeace said some 30 activists had been arrested.

--SUPERS--\n00:20 - 00:24\nZoe Buckley Lennox\nAustralian Greenpeace Activist \n\n01:11 - 01:13\nArwa Damon\nAntarctica \n\n04:08 - 04:14 \nZoe Buckley Lennox\nAustralian Greenpeace Activist \n\n --LEAD IN--\nCNN'S ARWA DAMON IS IN THE ANTARCTIC, WHERE SHE'S BEEN FOLLOWING A GREENPEACE EXPEDITION FOCUSED ON BUILDING AWARENESS AROUND THE FRAGILE ECOSYSTEM THAT HELPS OFFSET CARBON EMISSIONS.\nEXPERTS SAY, DISRUPTING THAT ECOSYSTEM NOW, COULD HURT THE PLANET LATER. \nGREENPEACE IS MAINLY RESEARCHING, BUT ALSO PROTESTING KRILL FISHING IN THE AREA, WHICH CURRENTLY IS NOT ILLEGAL BUT HURTS THE VERY FOOD CHAIN THAT HELPS THE OCEAN ABSORB THE GREENHOUSE GAS CO2. \nCNN FOLLOWS THEIR DRAMATIC PROTEST THAT AIMS TO BRING INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nEVERY DAY BRINGS WITH IT EVEN MORE BEAUTY…\nAND, EVERY SHORE VENTURE IS MAGICAL IN ITS OWN UNIQUE WAY.\nZOE BUCKLEY LENNOX IS ONE OF THE GREENPEACE ACTIVISTS ON BOARD, AND SHE WAS ALREADY DETERMINED TO PROTECT THE ANTARTIC EVEN BEFORE SHE CAME.\nZoe Buckley Lennox, Australian Greenpeace Activist: "Yeah, you see it. It just feels more intimate, and it feels more personal, that we could lose a lot of this area to climate change and a lot of these species and those sorts of things."\nPERHAPS JUST AS, IF NOT MORE CRUTIAL, THE ANTARTIC'S WATERS AND ITS WILDLIFE - ESPECIALLY KRILL, WHICH IS THE KEYSTONE SPECIES HERE - PLAY A VITAL ROLE IN MOVING CARBON DIOXIDE FROM THE ATMOSPHERE TO THE DEPTHS OF THE OCEAN.\nZOE IS PART OF A TEAM THAT HAVE BEEN TRACKING THE MOVEMENTS OF A UKRANIAN KRILL FISHING VESSEL.\nA LOT OF THE KRILL FISHING JUST OFF THE ANTARTIC PENINSULA…\nAND BECAUSE THIS AREA IS ALSO THE MAIN FEEDING GROUNDS FOR THE WILDLIFE, GREENPEACE AND OTHERS HAVE PROPOSED THIS AS AN OCEAN SANCTUARY.\nFrank Hewetson, Greenpeace Activist: "Swing round and keep up with them Marty. Probably a best…like this please."\nFrank Hewetson is a Greenpeace veteran.\nArwa Damon, CNN, Antarctica: "The Greenpeace RHIBS have just placed themselves between the Ukrainian vessel and the reefer hoping to be able to prevent the transshipment from taking place.\nTHERE IS ALREADY A CHINESE VESSEL OFFLOADING ON THE OTHER SIDE\nGREENPEACE MAKES RADIO CONTACT WITH THE UKRANIANS…" We have no intention of taking control of your vessel. Our protest is peaceful."\nBUT THE GREENPEACE INFLATABLES ARE NO MATCH.\nTHE TEAM SPEEDS OUT AGAIN…\nGREENPEACE BELIEVES THAT PROTECTING THE KRILL NOW IN THIS VITAL REGION MAY HELP SAVE THE PLANET LATER.\nIT'S ABOUT PRESERVING THE BALANCE OF AN ECOSYSTEM THAT WE ARE ALL RELIANT ON FOR OUR SURVIVAL.\nTHE GREENPEACE TEAM'S NEW GOAL IS TO PREVENT THE UKRANIAN VESSEL FROM HEADING BACK OUT TO THE FISHING GROUNDS.\nZOE JUMPS ON THE ROPE…\nTHE UKRANIAN FISHERMEN CUT HER DOWN…INTO THE ANTARCTIC'S FREEZING WATERS.\nTHE TEAM NEEDS TO FIND A BETTER LOCATION…AND THEY AIM FOR THE ANCHOR.\nKRILL FISHING IS NOT ILLEGAL. BUT THE GREENPEACE TEAM HOPES THAT THEIR DISRUPTIVE AND CONTROVERSIAL ACTIONS WILL GENERATE A REACTION, AND BRING INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION TO PROTECT THESE WATERS AND WILDLIFE. \nZOE IS NOW ON TOP OF THE SIGNATURE GREENPEACE POD.\nACTIVISTS CAN ACTUALLY LIVE IN IT…AND THIS IS HOW GREENPEACE OCCUPIES ITS TARGETS IN EXTREME CONDITIONS. \nBUT NOW THE UKRANIANS ARE MOVING AND THEY'RE THREATENING TO HEAD OUT TO THE FISHING GROUNDS FULL STEAM…"You have 10 minutes. After that I make my speed to full ahead, full ahead."\nIT'S BECOMING TOO RISKY - FRANK NEEDS TO GET THE CLIMBERS AND, IF POSSIBLE, THE POD DOWN.\nGreenpeace Audio: "We are calling on you to slow down, and give us a chance to remove our people."\nTHE UKRANIAN VESSEL DOES.\nZoe Buckley Lennox, Australian Greenpeace Activist: "It felt alright, it felt alright, because you can just jump in the water which I did twice."\nArwa Damon, CNN, Antarctica: "You seem to be kind of fearless."\nZoe Buckley Lennox, Australian Greenpeace Activist: "I think I internalize my fear (laughs). The truth is I am more scared of environmental destruction that I am of a lot of these things."\nAND IN THIS REMOTE AND VITAL REGION, THE GREENPEACE MESSAGE IS, WE CAN DO SOMETHING, BEFORE WE REACH A CRISIS POINT.\nARWA DAMON, CNN, THE ANTARCTIC.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nANTARCTICA GREENPEACE GREENHOUSE KRILL ECOSYSTEM\n\n

In London, Greenpeace activists climb up Nelsons Column to protest the Rio Earth Summit, calling it a failure.

GEORGE W. BUSH'S PICK OF GALE NORTON AS INTERIOR SECRETARY DRAWS A GREENPEACE PROTEST AT THE INTERIOR DEPT BUILDING IN WASHINGTON

PARIS, FRANCE - DEC. 21, 2024: Paul Watson, the founder of the environmental group Sea Shepherd, reunited with supporters in Paris on Saturday (Dec. 21) following his release from custody in Greenland, where he was held under an international arrest warrant. Watson joined Sea Shepherd President Lamya Essemlali at Place de la Republique, where he addressed a gathering of activists and supporters In 2012, Japan issued an international arrest warrant for Watson, accusing him of injuring a Japanese crew member and causing damage to a vessel during a protest against a Japanese whaling ship in 2010. Watson was detained in Greenland five months ago as a result of the warrant issued against him. (Footage by Mohamad Salaheldin Abdelg Alsayed/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

TAPE: EF04/0207 IN_TIME: 10:26:23:22 DURATION: 59:09 SOURCES: Greenpeace RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale without clearance DATELINE: Triabunna port - 15 Feb 2004 SHOTLIST: Nightshots 1. Pan over crane 2. Various Greenpeace protesters climbing on board loading gantry 3. Protesters on board Dayshots 4. Wide shot Greenpeace protest banner hanging off crane 5. Greenpeace protester unfurling banner 6. Various protesters on Greenpeace zodiac (dinghy) STORYLINE: Greenpeace activists staged a demonstration at Triabunna port on Sunday, in an attempt to halt the export of woodchips from Tasmanian forests to Japanese paper companies. Protesters climbed on board the port''s loading gantry and hung banners calling for the protection of the Australian state''s ancient woodland. According to the organisation''s website, a group of seven activists temporarily halted the woodchip exports to companies Oji Paper, Nippon Paper and Mitsubishi paper. Tasmania exports more woodchips from native forests than all other Australian states combined, the website said. According to Greenpeace, there are less than 20 percent of the state''s original giant Eucalyptus regnans trees left in Tasmania. Half of the remaining trees are under threat from logging, the environmental organisation said.

PARIS, FRANCE - MAY 24: Police officers remove the banner showing TotalEnergies boss Patrick Pouyanné "wanted by civil society" that Greenpeace activists had deployed on the facade of the CNIT in the La Défense business district on May 24 2024 in Paris, France. Earlier this week, a group of NGOs filed a criminal complaint against the oil company for endangering the lives of others and harming biodiversity. (Footage by Photo and Co/Getty Images)

<p><b>--TEASE--</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Green Peace UK </p>\n<p>Thursday </p>\n<p>Yorkshire, UK </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>August 3, 2023</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--CNN EDITORIAL--</b></p>\n<p>Greenpeace activists on Thursday draped in black the private house of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in northern England to protest against his environmental policies.</p>\n<p>“Four Greenpeace activists climbed onto the roof of the Prime Minister’s £2m manor house in Yorkshire earlier this morning in protest at his backing for a major expansion of North Sea oil and gas drilling amidst a summer of escalating climate impacts,” campaign group Greenpeace said in a press release.</p>\n<p>“After reaching the top of the building using ladders and climbing ropes, the activists unfolded 200 sq metres of oil-black fabric to cover a whole side of the luxury mansion. At the same time, two activists unfurled a banner emblazoned with the words “Rishi Sunak - Oil Profits or Our Future?” across the grass in front of the manor house,” Greenpeace added, posting a picture on Twitter.</p>\n<p>Earlier this week, the UK government announced plans to allow a big expansion of drilling for oil and gas in the North Sea.</p>\n<p>Sunak said Monday that he hoped the plans would provide the UK with domestically-sourced energy while it transitions to a net zero economy by 2050. He also announced plans to build two new carbon capture and storage sites, to be completed by 2030, which would take the country’s total to four.</p>\n<p>“We desperately need our prime minister to be a climate leader, not a climate arsonist,” said Philip Evans, Greenpeace UK’s climate campaigner.</p>\n<p>“More North Sea drilling will only benefit oil giants who stand to make even more billions from it, partly thanks to a giant loophole in Sunak’s own windfall tax,” Evans added.</p>\n<p>Downing Street told CNN on Thursday that the police are in attendance.</p>\n<p>“We make no apology for taking the right approach to ensure our energy security, using the resources we have here at home so we are never reliant on aggressors like Putin for our energy. We are also investing in renewables and our approach supports 1000s of British jobs,” it said.</p>\n<p>CNN has reached out to North Yorkshire police for comment.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>GREEN PEACE RISHI SUNAK OIL PROTESTS </p>

Scenes of a cargo ship and ship at Le Havre and a Greenpeace protest followed by a report that France will no longer accept ships with toxic waste coming from Australia. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

THE ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATION GREENPEACE IS CALLING ON ARIZONA OFFICIALS TO HALT CONSTRUCTION OF A TOXIC WASTE DUMP SOUTHWEST OF PHOENIX. GREENPEACE OFFICIALS SAY THE PLANNED FACILITY WOULD “MAKE ARIZONA THE TOXIC WASTE DUMPING GROUND FOR MUCH OF THE NATION.”