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GLOBALVIEW

2006 SPRING ISSUE

Green Pulse Shih Wing ChingChairman of Centaline GroupGreenpeace Sure Wind AmbassadorGreenpeace DonorWind is possible

The remaining intact ancient for-ests are distributed in 7 regions inthe world. These forests not onlyhouse around 2/3 of the world'sland-based species of plants andanimals and they are also homesto millions of forest people.Greenpeace has been devoting our-selves to push forward the protec-tion of ancient forests.

Amazon RainforestMuch of the Amazon rainforest fallswithin the borders of Brazil and it isthe largest remaining tropical forestin the world, which sizes as large asthe whole of the US. It is thought tobe the most diverse ecosystem onEarth, supporting around 60,000plant species, 1,000 bird species andmore than 300 mammal species.The Amazon rainforest in Brazilalone is also home to about 20 mil-lion people, these people rely on thisancient forest for their way of life.

90% of all logging in the Brazil-ian Amazon is estimated to beillegal. In recent years, the burningof large-sized rainforest for thegrowth of soya bean has acceler-ated the damage to the Amazon.

Where are the ancient forests?

Some of my friends were surprisedwhen they saw me participating inGreenpeace's "Sure Wind" windenergy promoting project.

Greenpeace is a radical organi-zation in their eyes, adopting ag-gressive means to fight for environ-mental protection. They stopnuclear weapon testing by breakinginto nuclear testing sites, block themain gates of GE food factories tostop GE food being imported intoChina. Most businessmen wouldnot like to be associated with suchactivities as some of them are po-tentially law breaking. However,I am proud to be part of it!

In fact, I don't agree to blind lawobedience. Human beings are coldnowadays. They tend to neglect theconsequences at the expense of ourenvironment for the sake of eco-nomic gain. Being a witness to theincreasingly bad air quality, pol-luted sea, more and more food con-tamination and animal extinction,how can I pretend that they don'tmatter to me and still be optimisticto the future?

Some of Greenpeace's activitiesmay have violated some laws, butthere were reasons behind. Thelaws that Greenpeace broke aredrafted by our own, but the lawsthat we human beings break arethose laid down by the Nature!When Greenpeace is being pun-ished by the legal system, we are allbeing punished by climate change!

It is a blessing for us to live onsuch a beautiful planet whereorganisms live in harmony. Thebalance of the ecosystem will bedestroyed and our sustainable en-vironment will soon disappear ifwe keep on ignoring the environ-mental problems we have createdwith our own hands. Our preciousEarth will die.

Frequent droughts and floods areevidence of global warming, whichalso contributed to the catastrophe

in New Orleans in September 2005.I realized that if we don't take ac-tions to protect our environment,the price we have to pay in the fu-ture would be unaffordable. That'swhen I started to embrace the ide-ology of Greenpeace – to force posi-tive changes through non-violentdirect action.

Oil can no longer support ourrapid economic growth. It is limitedand harms our environment. Oilwill be exhausted very soon and ifwe keep relying on it, we push our-selves to the dead end. Thereforeit's a matter of urgency to switch toclean, renewable energies, andthat's why I gave my full support tothe Greenpeace's "Sure Wind"project. No doubt, wind energy issomething worth investing in.

As a matter of fact, wind energycomes from the "Sun"! Sunlight al-ters the temperature on earth, thepressure created between hot andcold air form "Wind". There is nocost incurred on the usage of natu-ral resources and it is inexhaustible.Whenever there is sunlight, therewill be wind. It is clean, safe andshould be used on a large scale.

Most of the power companiescontinue to invest in fossil fuelsrather than wind energy because itis cheaper than building windturbines. The truth is, oil price wasrelatively cheap in the past but hasdoubled in resent years. Power gen-erated by fossil fuel is no longer asustainable option and it is time toswitch to wind! Skyrocket high oilprice makes wind energy the bestalternative and many advancedcountries have already acceleratedtheir pace on the development ofwind energy. Hong Kong, being aninternational city, is enormouslyslow in this area. I supportGreenpeace's advocacy on windenergy. Hong Kong power compa-nies should stop burning fossil fu-els and invest in wind energy now!

Year In The Life —Defending Our Oceans,Protecting the Whales

China's Mother River at riskwww.yellowriversource.org

2005GreenpeaceChina MajorEvents

The African Forest of theGreat ApesIt is second in size only to the Ama-zon rainforest and is the most spe-cies rich place in Africa. The forestin the Democratic Republic ofCongo alone is home to over 1,000species of birds and more than 400species of mammals.

Overall 85% of this ancient for-est has been lost, and industrial log-ging threatens most of whatremains. Local culture and the lifeof forest-dwelling people are at risk.

Paradise forests of Asia PacificThe diverse tropical forests ofIndonesia, Papua New Guinea andthe nearby archipelagos form theParadise Forest of Asia Pacific whichis the third largest ancient rainforeston Earth. They support well over 500species of mammals and more than1,600 species of birds, not to mentionaround 30,000 species of higherplants. In New Guinea alone there aremore than 1,000 languages, one thirdof all the languages spoken on Earth.

Indonesia and Papua New Guineahave already lost around 65% of theirancient Paradise Forests.

The Snow Forests of Asian RussiaAsian Russia makes up the easternthird of the Russian Federation andcovers over 663 million hectares,more than 2/3 the size of the US.These diverse forests provide ahome to many species of plants andanimals, including the highly en-dangered Siberian (or Amur) tiger,Far Eastern leopard, the Himalayanbear, and the musk deer. Like otherforests, the Snow Forests of Asian

We are facing a growing wave ofocean extinction; our seas havereached a tipping point, with scoresof species, fish, birds and mammalsedging toward extinction. Inr e s p o n s e , G r e e n p e a c e h a slaunched our most ambitious shipexpedition ever to defend ouroceans and to call for a vast net-work of marine reserves that areneeded to protect and restore thehealth of the planets oceans.

The expedition began on No-vember 18, 2005 in Cape Town,South Africa. 2 Greenpeace ships,the Esperanza and the ArcticSunrise, left Cape Town to opposecontinued whaling in the SouthernOcean Whale Sanctuary.

Even though the ban on com-mercial whaling has been agreed,the international community hasfailed to stop the hunt. Starting withthe easiest whales to catch, vastwhaling fleets have pushed onespecies after another to the brink ofextinction. Greenpeace is headingonce more to the Sanctuary to de-fend the whales and call for an im-mediate end to the hunt. The per-secution of the great whales is atragic echo of what is happeningthroughout our oceans.

Every second breath we takecomes from the oceans - they givethe planet half of its oxygen. In re-turn we suffocate them withpollution, warm them with climatechange and empty them of fish.Countless factory ships scour anddevour all life in their path with

The Esperanza, the newest of the Greenpeace ships, has been fitted with newhi-tech equipment for the voyage, including 24/7 internet that will enable theship to interact with supporters, below the water line cameras, a RemoteOperating Vehicle camera and web cams. The crew will be blogging, podcastingand vlogging (video blogging) from the ship and producing programmes forthe newly created web-based Greenpeace TV.

destructive techniques like bottomtrawling. It is time to face facts, timeto begin defending our oceans.Only through establishing and en-forcing a vast network of marinereserves can we reverse the declineand guarantee our children's rightto inherit healthy seas.

After returning from the South-ern Ocean the Esperanza will con-tinue on its 14 month expeditionacross four of the five oceans, tohighlight their wonders and thethreats they face, all the while map-ping and demonstrating the needfor a global network of marinereserves.

During this journey, we wantyou to join us. Wherever you are inthe world, you can help defend ouroceans. Sign up as an Ocean Defendernow! www.oceans.greenpeace.org/en/ocean-defenders

Heavymetals andtoxics foundin CLP's flyash

Russia are also home to indigenouspeoples including the Nanai of theKhabarovsk region.

EuropeThe Last Ancient Forests of Europecombine Europe's few remainingt r a c t s o f a n c i e n t f o re s t i nScandinavia with the adjoining for-est of European Russia . These bo-real forests represent Europe's lastremaining intact ancient forest.

JanuaryOur flagship, the Rainbow Warriorhelped Médecins Sans Frontières(MSF) to deliver relief supplies toparts of tsunami-devatstatedBanda Aceh, Indonesia, which wasinaccessible by road.

FebruaryChina passed its first renewableenergy law, to promote the massivetake-up of clean energy such aswind power. Greenpeace was in-vited to join the international fo-rum of the legislation and gavecomments and suggestions on thelegislation and implementation ofthe law.

MarchExposed Hong Kong as the stagingpoint for illegal hazardous elec-tronic waste (e-waste) cross-bordertrade. The incident successfullyraised massive public and mediaattention. The HKSAR governmenttook action to shut down numerousscrap yards in the New Territories.

Greenpeace exposed Kraft Foodand Campbell Soup products con-taining genetically engineered (GE)ingredient. Major supermarkets inChina immediately withdrew Kraftproducts from shelves.

After exposing papergiant, AsiaPulp & Paper(APP) of ille-gal loggingi n Yu n n a nP r o v i n c e ,Universitystudents ini-tiated a Day ofAction in 6 cities inChina, calling on consumers toboycott APP products to pressurizeAPP to halt their destructive loggingpractices.

Greenpeace called on the HKSARgovernment to review the outdatedAir Quality Objectives (AQO) andlaunched the online GreenpeaceAir Pollution Index, to measure andpublicize Hong Kong's air qualityusing the international standarda d o p t e d b y Wo r l d H e a l t hOrganisation (WHO) and EuropeanUnion (EU).

AprilExposed unap-proved GE riceplanted i l le-gally in HubeiProvince for atleast 2 years,contaminatingrice marketsin Hubei andother provinces.

Greenpeace called on the Chinesegovernment to withdraw it fromthe market and ensure consumerfood safety.

Greenpeace activists and commu-nity representatives from across theAsia-Pacific Region distributedAlternative Annual Report 2004 tothe shareholders inside CLP's An-nual General Meeting, revealingCLP's track record in coal burning.Greenpeace called on CLP to giveup dirty coal and commit to cleanand renewable energy.

MayBob Hunter; Greenpeace foundingmember and one of the heroes ofthe environmental movement, diesat the age of 63.

2005 was a very fruitful year for Greenpeace China.We have significant achievements: Acer committedto phase out toxic chemicals, Kraft committed tostop using GE ingredients, China announced 10GWincrease in renewable energy target, APP vowed tostop illegal logging and obey Chinese law.

Published the Investigative Reportinto Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) inSouth China's Hainan Province,calling on APP to comply with Chi-nese laws and regulations and stopforest destruction.

Greenpeace offices around theworld initiated a global actiondemanding Hewlett Packard (HP)local offices and internationalheadquarter phase out toxicchemicals, after Greenpeace foundexcessive amount of brominatedflame retardants (BFRs) in one ofHP's computer models.

In the 8th Beijing InternationalHigh-Tech Expo, Greenpeaceunveiled a 2.7 metre high statuebuilt by electronic waste collectedfrom recycling yards in Guiyu,Guangdong Province. The statuesuccessfully generated public andmedia attention to the e-wasteproblem.

JuneThe Chinese Biosafety Committeepostponed the approval of GE ricecommercialization amid growingnational and international con-cerns over its environmental andhealth impacts. The approval wasfinally denied in November'smeeting.

To g e t h e r w i t h Gl o b a l Wi n dEnergy Council (GWEC), launchedWindforce 12, a global industryblueprint that describes how wind

power can supply 12% of theworld's electricity by 2020. The re-port indicates that massive take-upof wind energy is a solution toclimate change.

JulyTo mark the 20th anniversary of thebombing of the first RainbowWarrior, Greenpeace held series ofactivities worldwide, including aweek-long photo exhibition of 20years of Rainbow Warrior in bothBeijing and Guangzhou.

AugustAPP finally vowed to abide byChinese regulations after beingcriticized by Greenpeace and theChinese government for its illegallogging practices in Yunnan andHainan provinces.

Released the groundbreaking re-port Toxic Tech: Recycling of elec-tronic wastes in China and India:workplace and environmentalcontaminationon. The reportshows conclusively that all stages ine-waste processing enable toxicchemicals to be released into theworkplace and the surroundingenvironment. Greenpeace calledon electronic producers to take fullresponsibilities for their productsand phase out toxics substancesin them.

After Greenpeace exposed illegalGE rice sold in Carrefour's store inWuhan, Chinese officials destroyed

gion could feasibly produce enoughenergy from wind turbines to meetthe equivalent of Hong Kong's totalcurrent electricity supply.

Exposed toxic heavy metals namelymercury and arsenic, found in thefly ash produced by China Light andPower (CLP). Both cannot be com-pletely captured by the existing pol-lution control devices and wouldput people's health at risk after pro-longed exposure. Greenpeace calledon the power companies to imme-

diately phase out coalburning and switch torenewable energy.

NovemberReleased Shoppers'Guide to Avoiding GEFood 2005 in Guang-z h o u a n d Be i j i n g .Major internationalbrands such as CocaCola, PepsiCo, Danonejoined the green listand committed to sup-ply non-GE productsin China.

Launched the WindForce 12 in China re-port in Beijing. Wu Gui

Hui, the Deputy Director of the En-ergy Bureau from National Devel-opment and Reform Commission(NDRC), announced at our pressconference that China's renewableenergy target for 2020 would in-crease from 20GW to 30GW, enoughto support Hong Kong's electricitydemand for 18 months.

After our 6 months hard work, lead-ing electronics company, Acer, wascommitted to announcing a toxicsphase-out plan for all its electronicproducts in 2006, in contrast to itslaggard competitors like HewlettPackard (HP) which we continue topush for similar commitments.

DecemberAfter 5 months discussion, Kraft, theworld's 2nd largest food producer,committed to Greenpeace to supplyonly non-GE food in China, startingfrom 1 January 2007.

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Kraft andCoca-Colacommittedto non-GE

illegal GE rice grown in Hubei Prov-ince and fined 3 seed companies forselling unapproved rice seeds tofarmers.

SeptemberLaunched the 4th annual edition ofShoppers' Guide to Avoiding GEFood in Hong Kong with 156 brandscommitted a non-GE policy, morethan doubled from 2003. Top rank-ing rice company Golden Phoenixgave a full non-GE commitment inHong Kong the day after.

Launched Sure Windpublic engagementcampaign to pro-mote wind energy.Successfully invited10 celebrities to sup-port the campaignand over 2,500 HongKong citizens signedup to become WindAmbassadors. SarahLiao, the Secretaryfor the Environment,Transport and Worksof the HKSAR gov-ernment was amongo n e of the WindAmbassadors.

OctoberSure Wind - Asia Clean Energy Revo-lution Tour kicked off in Hong Kongwith the Rainbow Warrior highlight-ing the costs of coal derived energyto the climate and society and theeconomic viability of solutions likewind energy in Asia.

Revealed in the Yellow River SourceReport, that climate change is caus-ing a cocktail of environmental ef-fects at the Yellow River source,t h r e a t e n i n g a n e c o l o g i c a lbreakdown. The report was widelycovered by national and interna-tional media.

Released Wind Guandong Report,confirming that with political andindustry will, enough wind powercould feasibly be installed inGuangdong province to cut carbonemissions by 29 million tonnes. By2020 alone, the southern China re-

These forests have ensured thesurvival of numerous plant and ani-mal species, including bears, flyingsquirrels and the highly endan-gered eagle owl. These ancient bo-real forests are also home to tens ofthousands of indigenous peoples.

North AmericaThe Ancient Forests of NorthAmerica provide a refuge for largemammals such as the grizzly bear,puma and grey wolf, which onceranged widely across the continent.

Between 1990 and 2000 NorthAmerica lost at least 12.3 millionhectares of natural or ancientforest, significant portion of whichhad become our toilet paper. Theremaining 6% of the forests are un-der threat as the U.S. governmentrefuses to sign the Convention onBiological Diversity.

South AmericaThe Temperate Jungle of SouthAmerica, which covers regions ofSouthern Chile and Argentina, rep-resents the largest tract of essen-tially undisturbed temperate forestin the world.