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Greenpeace press conference against expansion of Hague processing plant

Publication date 17/08/1981 From €100.00

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In Cherbourg, in front of a crowd of demonstrators, Remi PARMENTIER, founder of Greenpeace France, gave a press conference against the accumulation of nuclear industry residues in the ocean and against the extension of the La Hague reprocessing plant. He explains that Greenpeace’s boat is blocked by port customs.

Greenpeace activist suspended from Eiffel Tower

Publication date 26/10/2013 From €100.00

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In protest against the arrest of Greenpeace activists by Russian authorities, an activist was suspended at the Eiffel Tower for several hours. The factual images are followed by an interview with Cyrille CORMIER, head of the Greenpeace Energy and Climate Campaign.

Greenpeace against resumption of whale fishing in Norway

Publication date 08/11/1996 From €100.00

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A report devoted to the mobilization of Greenpeace activists against the resumption of whale fishing by the Norwegians, thus violating the moratorium passed several years ago. The images of the demonstrations alternate with interviews with James, a young British activist and G.B LEAPE, representative of Greenpeace USA.

Greenpeace-National Navy Collaboration

Publication date 10/11/2000 From €100.00

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Reportage After the sinking of an Italian chemical tanker off Cherbourg, the National Navy accepted Greenpeace’s help to monitor the sinking area. After years of antagonism, this partnership is proof that environmental protection can be organised around common interests. Commentary on factual images, alternating with interviews with Commander LAJOUSSE, Head of Communications for the National Navy and Bruno REBELLE, President of Greenpeace France.

Greenpeace and the protection of baby seals

Publication date 02/03/1983 From €100.00

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Report following the actions of Greenpeace activists against the killing of baby seals. They try to establish a dialogue with the fighters and then stand in front of their cargo ships to prevent them from advancing. The images of seals on the ice floes and the skinned corpses of these seals are mixed with those of Greenpeace’s actions against hunters.

Introducing the new Rainbow Warrior

Publication date 08/09/1989 From €100.00

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At La Rochelle, presentation of Greenpeace’s new boat, the rainbow Warrior, which is the first stopover in France since the Auckland bombing. The old trawler was refurbished thanks to the damage and interest paid by France. The images of the new boat in the port of La Rochelle and in full navigation are followed by the interview of Captain Peter WILLCOX, which reminds us that the new sails of the Rainbow Warrior will result in significant fuel savings.

Laurent Fabius "These are DGSE agents who sank the Rainbow Warrior"

Publication date 22/09/1985 From €100.00

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From the Elysée Palace, excerpt from the statement of Prime Minister Laurent FABIUS on the Greenpeace case: "The new Minister of Defense has just informed me of the first findings of the investigation on the Rainbow Warrior case. I have tenju to make known to you immediately. These conclusions help to identify the truth. It was DGSE agents who sank this boat. They acted on orders. This truth was hidden from the State Councillor Tricot.

Attack on the Rainbow Warrior

Publication date 11/07/1985 From €100.00

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The ship "rainbow Warrior" was sunk by the explosion of a bomb in the port of Auckland in New Zealand. This attack, which led to the death of an activist, came just before the militants planned to take action against the French nuclear tests in the South Pacific. The images of the boat after the explosion are followed by an interview with Greenpeace activist Louise TRUSSEL who expresses her astonishment.

Greenpeace France

Publication date 18/12/1978 From €100.00

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Rémi PARMENTIER, founder of Greenpeace France, explains the philosophy of this organization and recalls the importance of whales for our ecosystem.

Operation against a Whaler

Publication date 26/07/1978 From €100.00

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Off the coast of Iceland, Greenpeace activists on zodiacs stand in front of a fishing boat trying to target whales. The operation proved successful and the fishermen abandoned their target. Back on the "Rainbow Warrior", the young activists share their joy.

Greenpeace Sea action against nuclear waste

Publication date 14/09/1982 From €100.00

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Report on Greenpeace’s actions against the dumping of nuclear waste into the oceans. The latter go to a "nuclear bin" located about 700 kilometres from Brest to stop the operations of a Dutch freighter. The images of the advance of Greenpeace’s ship and activists inside their ship are followed by an interview with Hans GUIJT, Greenpeace Hollande’s representative and images of the operation against the cargo ship during which the activists, in zodiacs, stand under the barrels being dropped.

Greenpeace: Mururoa media operation against nuclear tests

Publication date 20/10/1985 From €100.00

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Report on the Greenpeace operation off Mururoa against French nuclear tests. Facing the French navy, the militants multiplied provocations without ever entering territorial waters. The media coverage of this operation is unprecedented since some 30 journalists were mobilized. Comments on factual images.

The Rainbow Warrior team, Greenpeace boat

Publication date 26/07/1978 From €100.00

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Presentation of the activists present on Greenpeace’s boat, the Rainbow Warrior, to fight against whale fishing in Icelandic waters. Most of these young people are employed in various occupations on board the ship. The commentary on images of daily life aboard the Rainbow Warrior alternates with the interview of Nick, the captain, explaining why he engaged in this fight for the protection of whales with Greenpeace.

Greenpeace and the Shell

Publication date 05/09/1995 From €100.00

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Report devoted to the disputes between the oil company Shell and Greenpeace. The environmental organisation had demanded that Shell abandon the sanding of the abandoned BRENT-SPAR oil platform, anchored since June in a Norwegian fjord. According to them, it would be an unprecedented environmental disaster. After spectacular actions on the platform and a boycott campaign at European level, British Greenpeace officials acknowledged that they had overestimated the risks and formally apologized to Shell. The images of these actions alternate with the interview of Maurice AUSCHITZKY, Communications Director of Shell France and Rémi PARMENTIER, Greenpeace France representative.

Dioxin

Publication date 08/04/1983 From €100.00

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In France and Germany at Seveso waste disposal sites. The investigation into the destination of drums of toxic waste from Seveso has still not been completed. The Greepeace association demonstrated this morning from the French headquarters of Hofmann Laroche, owner of the ICMESA factory in Italy where the Seveso disaster had occurred.

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