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Goose barnacles coated a thick layer of oil. Enlarge Image

Philippines oil disaster

While the Esperanza visits the Philippines, it becomes witness to the worst oil spill to ever hit the country. The crew assist in clean up efforts and help assess the damage of this disaster for the marine environment and for the people who live there.

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The Whales shark's migration route takes them close to the shores off Rapu-Rapu Island, site of toxic sea pollution from the Lafayette mining operation. Greenpeace is in the Philippines to campaign for the closure of the gold and silver mining operations of Lafayette to prevent further pollution of the area. The Greenpeace ship Esperanza is in The Philippines as part of a 15th month global expedition - the most ambitious the organisation has ever undertaken - to highlight the threats to and the beauty of the oceans. Enlarge Image

Whale shark encounter

In Legazpi bay, near Donsol, we're lucky enough to swim with the largest fish in the sea. The whale shark symbolises the exceptional marine biodiversity of the Philippines. These gentle giants remind us of the precious marine life that we are here to protect.

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A quaint fishing Village in Rapu Rapu Island. Enlarge Image

Undermining Paradise

Mining operations on Rapu Rapu island in the Philippines by Australian company LaFayette are a ticking time bomb for local fisheries and the region's coral reefs and whale sharks.

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Welcome in Cebu city for Greenpeace ship Esperanza and her crew from local children. Enlarge Image

Welcome to Cebu!

Local children come out in force and in costume to welcome the Esperanza to Cebu, our last stop in the Philippines. It's a moving celebration of the oceans, community and life!

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Greenpeace activists display an underwater banner in Apo Island Marine Reserve in central Philippines to promote the urgent need for marine reserves. Apo Island is acknowledged internationally as a model community managed marine reserve. Enlarge Image

Apo Island Marine Reserve

Apo Island is home to the world's oldest community based marine reserve. The sanctuary was created over 20 years ago and has proven succesfull in sustaining marine life and improving the lives of the islands inhabitants.

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Aerial view of a crop circle made by local farmers and Greenpeace volunteers in Isabela province, 300 km northeast of Manila, last 30 September 2006. The crop circle, with a slash over the letter 'M' symbolizes farmer rejection of genetically-modified Bt corn crops from Monsanto corporation Enlarge Image

Crop Circles Appear on Three Continents

Huge crop circles in maize fields in Mexico, Spain and Philippines have appeared as we launch a global campaign to protect the home of maize from genetic contamination.

An informal recycler sorts through the electronic waste for wires and cable to recover copper. Enlarge Image

E-waste problem

The world is consuming more and more electronic products every year. This has caused a dangerous explosion in electronic scrap (e-waste) containing toxic chemicals and heavy metals that cannot be disposed of or recycled safely. But this problem can be avoided. We are pressing leading electronic companies to change to turn back the toxic tide of e-waste.

Greenpeace inflatables rushing towards the Masinloc coal-fired power plant. Enlarge Image

Masinloc Action

Greenpeace activists arrested for peaceful protest against coal power plant in the Philippines.

Waters in Lam Takong Dam in Korat, Nakhon Ratchasima province of Thailand have dried up due to prolonged drought, allowing villagers to camp inside the dam to catch the remaining fish. Severe water shortage and damage to agriculture has affected millions. Enlarge Image

South East Asia Drought

Greenpeace links rising global temperatures and climate change to the onset of one of the worst droughts to have struck Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Indonesia in recent memory. Severe water shortage and damage to agriculture has affected millions.

The Philippines' premiere rock band, The Dawn, has thrown its weight behind the planet's premiere environmental issue - global warming - as it called on Filipinos to support clean, renewable energy. Enlarge Image

Star Power for Clean Power: The Dawn

The Philippines' premiere rock band, The Dawn, has thrown its weight behind the planet's premiere environmental issue - global warming - as it called on Filipinos to support clean, renewable energy.

Despite his insane schedule, JayR still found time to support the Greenpeace campaign for clean energy. In a 15-second video he recorded for the international environmental group, JayR called on his fans to support Greenpeace and clean energy. Enlarge Image

Star Power for Clean Power: JayR

Despite his insane schedule, JayR still found time to support the Greenpeace campaign for clean energy. In a 15-second video he recorded for the international environmental group, JayR called on his fans to support Greenpeace and clean energy.

Kitchie Nadal says: "wag na wag mong' sasabihin na ayaw mo sa clean energy". Enlarge Image

Starpower for Clean Power: Kitchie Nadal

Kitchie Nadal says: "wag na wag mong' sasabihin na ayaw mo sa clean energy".

Veteran pinoy rock band True Faith echoes call to choose clean energy! Enlarge Image

Star Power for Clean Power: True Faith

Veteran pinoy rock band True Faith echoes call to choose clean energy!

The Kyoto Protocol becomes law

A video roundup of Greenpeace activities worldwide to mark the entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol, the agreement to curb greenhouse gasses as a first step to addressing global warming.

Greenpeace launches Stop Global Warming balloon over the Mae Moh coal plant in Lampang, Thailand on the 21st August 2002 Enlarge Image

Discover the plight of local Thai villagers poisoned by a dirty coal power plant.

A village poisoned in Mae Moh, Lampang Province, northern Thailand, home to the largest coal-fired power plant and lignite mine complex Thailand.

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