Greenpeace Highlights Around the World
Germany: Climate Protest at Berlin TV Tower
A few days before the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), 14 Greenpeace activists held a demonstration by projecting imagery on Germany’s tallest building, the Berlin TV Tower. Multiple projectors transformed the silver sphere, situated 200 meters above the ground, into a burning globe.
The message “Act Now!” was projected onto the tower’s shaft, aimed at German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU), who was set to speak before the official start of the conference in Belém, Brazil.
Sweden: Forest Art Installation Protects Nature
In collaboration with Greenpeace, artist and illustrator Marc “UÅ” Strömberg created unique artworks in a forest south of Vängel in Jämtland, threatened by logging. This installation coincided with a temporary ban on logging issued by the Swedish Environmental Court against the forestry company SCA.
The artworks feature colorful forest animals defending their home, symbolizing resistance to SCA’s unsustainable forestry practices.
Other Highlights
- The Rainbow Warrior prepared to head to COP30 in Brazil.
- A giant climate receipt appeared in Acapulco as a striking environmental statement.
- Cartoon animals ran wild in the Swedish forest as part of the creative activism.
"Act Now!" – message projected on Berlin TV Tower during Greenpeace's climate demonstration.
Author's summary: Greenpeace continues global activism through striking demonstrations and creative artworks, emphasizing urgent climate action and forest conservation efforts ahead of COP30.
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