Greenpeace was Aired in Adana!

14.09.2008 Radikal

ADANA - Greenpeace membersrunn the coal loading process, which belongs to Isken Sugözü Power Plant, the private sector of the private sector of Adana's Eggland borders. 4 activists blocking coal loading for about 4 hours, hard on the platform. Greenpeace Mediterranean Climate and Energy Campaign Maker, “To build more thermal power plants, go with fire blower. If all countries behave like Turkey, will be impossible to protect the world from the effects of climate change. Coal cradle had to find the last priority.

Greenpeace activists for protesting a license to new thermal power plants in Turkey came to the Eggs with the ship of Greenpeace’s ‘Rainbow Warrior’ (Gökkuşağı Warrior). 4 Climbers from the ship, boating, one of the largest coal loading platforms in the world, came to the platform of Isken. Greenpeace activists hang themselves down with the rope in the top of the platform. In their hands, Turkish and English written ‘Persian Terk Meat Climate Recover’, ‘Christmas death’ pankarts opened. One of the Coast Safe on the Action, the attackbot 2 boots received a wide security measure in the environment. Greenpeace’s members have blocked their platform. Step 4 hours ago on the platform, squeezing activists walking coal loading operations in this time. Coastal security teams tried to convince actions from the platform for strokes. The ‘Rainbow Warrior’ vessel, which was born in Alexandrian Bay for a few days, met the coal action of remote climbingers.

redirect Greenpace activists known as thermalic power plant action, Germany, Israel, Chile and the Netherlands.

We do not want new thermal power plants

Greenpeace said that the Mediterranean Climate and Energy Campaigner Hilal Shooter is not licensed to new thermal power plants from Turkish authorities as Greenpeace. In addition to the 40 new coal thermal power plants mixed to be carried out in Turkey, the shooter stated that the Mediterranean can seriously harm the climate, on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean, the German STEAG company has 75 percent shares, Sugolu Thermal Power Plant, in addition to the 12 new thermal power plants in the region, said: “Sugolu Thermal Power Plant emits 10 million tons of carbon dioxide annually”. This figure is three times the total release of Iceland and up to the whole of Luxembour g. 40 new coal-powered thermal power plants are built in Turkey or mixed construction. 33 of these plants will use coal to be imported from other countries such as Russia, South Africa or Colombia. More thermal power plants, more deserting, drought, forest fire, more cultivated, less sweet water supply and less invasive. For this reason, we call Greenpeace Mediterranean as the Turkish Energy Market Regulation Authority (EPDK) not to allow the construction of new thermal power plants. EPDK should be given priority to renewable and not import climate change through coal. No one can claim that it is necessary for energy safety to build thermal power plants running with imported coal while push stops plenty of clean and renewable energy resources that are not used.. If this 40 new coal thermal power plant is allowed to be made and tested, today's carbon dioxide release will be added to 115 million tons of carbon dioxide. As a result, the total carbon dioxide release of the country will increase 50 percent for the next fifty years. Greenpeace calls EPDK to notice Turkey’s renewable energy potential and to make investments in this area. Renewable energy has the economic potential that can meet Turkey’s energy needs. 85 percent of coalition in the Middle East is used by Turkey. 15 coal thermal power plants in Turkey are making 67 million tons of carbon dioxide per year, which is more than the annual release in Denmark.

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