Greenpeace members protest illegal logging

Greenpeace members protest illegal logging

KOBE, Japan - Members of the environmental group Greenpeace unfurl a banner on a container ship near Kobe port protesting illegal logging, in this picture taken July 11 from a Kyodo News helicopter. The group is demanding that foreign ministers of Group of Eight countries take action to control illegal logging and protect ancient forests during their meeting July 12-13 in Miyazaki Prefecture.

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