Greenpeace Protest CO2 Emissions

Greenpeace activists ride mini children's plastic cars to demonstrate against the German government's policy towards the auto industry on October 30, 2008 in Berlin, Germany. Greenpeace is protesting against government loans to the country's car makers and against the government's resistance to low CO2 emissions limits on new cars.
Greenpeace activists ride mini children's plastic cars to demonstrate against the German government's policy towards the auto industry on October 30, 2008 in Berlin, Germany. Greenpeace is protesting against government loans to the country's car makers and against the government's resistance to low CO2 emissions limits on new cars.
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Greenpeace activists ride mini children's plastic cars to demonstrate against the German government's policy towards the auto industry on October 30, 2008 in Berlin, Germany. Greenpeace is protesting against government loans to the country's car makers and against the government's resistance to low CO2 emissions limits on new cars. Greenpeace activists ride mini children's plastic cars in front of a banner that reads: "Building Low Fuel Consumption Cars Is Child's Play!" to demonstrate against the German government's policy towards the auto industry on October 30, 2008 in Berlin, Germany. Greenpeace is protesting against government loans to the country's car makers and against the government's resistance to low CO2 emissions limits on new cars. View Next Album
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