TAKE ACTION
Recent entries
- Help Stop Climate Chaos to recharge the media
- Actions not words needed at Poznan
- The true cost of coal and the men making you pay it
- It's official: BAA will say anything to get a 3rd runway approved at Heathrow
- A tale of two fishies
- Darling loses sight of low-carbon, smart technology future
- Peaceful protesters attacked by miners in Poland
- World’s biggest solar tower plant will power 11,000 homes in Spain
- Greener Electronics – major companies fail to show climate leadership
- Protect the Congo's forests says Greenpeace DRC
Sunrise now webcammed up
Posted by jossc on 31 March 2008.
Arctic Sunrise this week became the latest ship in the Greenpeace fleet to carry its own webcam. The webcam updates every minute, so now you can follow the ship's progress almost in real-time, 24 hours a day. Thanks are due to radio operator Thom and external systems expert Wout for making this possible.
The image above was taken as the ship headed into the French port of Cherbourg for a routine maintenance check after the recent successful action at Caen, where the crew successfully prevented a shipment of Amazon timber, acquired from companies linked to illegal logging activities, from entering the EU.
Watch the webcam here. And in case you're confused, that's the stern which it's pointing at - the big 'H' painted on the deck is to show helicopters where to land!