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Several dozens of Greenpeace climate protection activists called on the G7 leaders from the top of the melting Zugspitze plateau glacier for an earlier phase-out of fossil fuels, as the heads of state and government from the seven most developed world economies convened for a summit in Germany's Elmau.
Participants of the action stretched a giant banner reading "G7 exit fossils enter Peace" and lay down to form a peace sign on the surface of the highest mountain in Germany.
Activists urged the western leaders to accelerate measures to advance climate protection and secure a more peaceful world.
On Saturday, Greenpeace demonstrators placed a 60-meter-high peace sign made of burning lanterns on a rock over Garmisch-Partenkirchen resort town in the Bavarian Alps
Germany: Greenpeace activists call on G7 leaders to phase out fossil fuels in Zugspitze protest
Several dozens of Greenpeace climate protection activists called on the G7 leaders from the top of the melting Zugspitze plateau glacier for an earlier phase-out of fossil fuels, as the heads of state and government from the seven most developed world economies convened for a summit in Germany's Elmau.
Participants of the action stretched a giant banner reading "G7 exit fossils enter Peace" and lay down to form a peace sign on the surface of the highest mountain in Germany.
Activists urged the western leaders to accelerate measures to advance climate protection and secure a more peaceful world.
On Saturday, Greenpeace demonstrators placed a 60-meter-high peace sign made of burning lanterns on a rock over Garmisch-Partenkirchen resort town in the Bavarian Alps
Online use allowed but no manipulation of watermark, such as alienation/overlapping of the watermark and/or scaling for the purpose of removing the watermark etc. constitutes an infringement. Misuse or unlawful use of non-transferred rights will be legally sanctioned by the Berlin Model Book feed
Several dozens of Greenpeace climate protection activists called on the G7 leaders from the top of the melting Zugspitze plateau glacier for an earlier phase-out of fossil fuels, as the heads of state and government from the seven most developed world economies convened for a summit in Germany's Elmau.
Participants of the action stretched a giant banner reading "G7 exit fossils enter Peace" and lay down to form a peace sign on the surface of the highest mountain in Germany.
Activists urged the western leaders to accelerate measures to advance climate protection and secure a more peaceful world.
On Saturday, Greenpeace demonstrators placed a 60-meter-high peace sign made of burning lanterns on a rock over Garmisch-Partenkirchen resort town in the Bavarian Alps