Nigeria. A man covers his hands in crude oil during an anti-Shell protest after a spill at the Bonga oilfield. [Credit : George Esiri/EPA]
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A man covers his hands in crude oil during an anti-Shell protest after a spill at the Bonga oilfield.

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life: Aww — Little Blue Penguins are released by wild life workers at Mount Maunganui beach in Tauranga. The Penguins were affected by New Zealand’s biggest sea pollution disaster when a ship slammed into a reef on October 5. (see more — Baby Penguins) [Credit : Marty Melville / AFP / Getty Images]
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Aww — Little Blue Penguins are released by wild life workers at Mount Maunganui beach in Tauranga. The Penguins were affected by New Zealand’s biggest sea pollution disaster when a ship slammed into a reef on October 5.

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[Credit : Marty Melville / AFP / Getty Images]

East Germany, 1990. Pollution from a coke factory. [Credit : James Nachtwey]
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East Germany, 1990. Pollution from a coke factory.

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Members of the Sierra group sporting flags of countries and logos of companies protest on Durban beach on December 2, 2011 denouncing that world governments that have their head in the sand regarding climate change. Durban hosts the UN Climate Change conference from November 28 - December 10. [Credit : Alexander Joe/AFP/Getty]
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Members of the Sierra group sporting flags of countries and logos of companies protest on Durban beach on December 2, 2011 denouncing that world governments that have their head in the sand regarding climate change. Durban hosts the UN Climate Change conference from November 28 - December 10.

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Laase, Germany. Police mounted on horses watch over anti-nuclear protesters demonstrating against a passing convoy of trucks transporting containers with nuclear waste. [Credit : Carsten Koall/Getty]
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Police mounted on horses watch over anti-nuclear protesters demonstrating against a passing convoy of trucks transporting containers with nuclear waste.

[Credit : Carsten Koall/Getty]

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Oxfam (a confederation of 15 organizations working together to find lasting solutions to poverty and injustice) activists stage a protest aimed at the 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Durban, South Africa, on Nov. 27. Inspired by the Occupy Wall St. movement, protesters calling for “climate justice” are set to gather on Nov. 28 at the opening of UN climate talks in Durban, organizers say. [Credit : Alexander Joe/AFP/Getty]
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Oxfam (a confederation of 15 organizations working together to find lasting solutions to poverty and injustice) activists stage a protest aimed at the 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Durban, South Africa, on Nov. 27. Inspired by the Occupy Wall St. movement, protesters calling for “climate justice” are set to gather on Nov. 28 at the opening of UN climate talks in Durban, organizers say.

[Credit : Alexander Joe/AFP/Getty]

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Durban, South Africa. Greenpeace volunteers raise a wind turbine on the beach to raise awareness of the need for alternative power sources. [Credit : Shayne Robinson/Greenpeace/EPA]
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Greenpeace volunteers raise a wind turbine on the beach to raise awareness of the need for alternative power sources.

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Metzingen, Germany. Riot police stand guard as anti-nuclear activists protest against the transport of nuclear waste. [Credit : Carsten Koall/Getty]
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Riot police stand guard as anti-nuclear activists protest against the transport of nuclear waste.

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French CRS riot police clash with anti-nuclear demonstrators during a protest in Lieusaint near Valognes, France, November 23, 2011 as protesters try to enter on the tracks before the departure of the train convoy of CASTOR containers which carry radioactive nuclear waste. The train convoy is scheduled to leave Valognes today for the interim nuclear waste storage facility in the northern German village of Gorleben. [Credit : Benoit Tessier/Reuters]
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French CRS riot police clash with anti-nuclear demonstrators during a protest in Lieusaint near Valognes, France, November 23, 2011 as protesters try to enter on the tracks before the departure of the train convoy of CASTOR containers which carry radioactive nuclear waste. The train convoy is scheduled to leave Valognes today for the interim nuclear waste storage facility in the northern German village of Gorleben.

[Credit : Benoit Tessier/Reuters]

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Flottemanville, France. Anti-nuclear demonstrators protest against a planned transportation of nuclear waste. [Credit : Kenzo Tribouillard/AFP/Getty Images]
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Anti-nuclear demonstrators protest against a planned transportation of nuclear waste.

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An anti-nuclear scarecrow stands next to mock barrels piled up in order to protest against the castor container tranport of nuclear waste to an interim storage facility in Gorleben, northern Germany, on November 20, 2011 in Metzingen near Gorleben. According to Greenpeace and the French nuclear phaseout initiative, eleven castors containing nuclear waste will leave the freight station in Valognes, western France, a day earlyer than expected, on Wednesday, November 23, 2011, to be transported to the deposit in Gorleben. [Credit : Johannes Eisele/AFP/Getty]
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An anti-nuclear scarecrow stands next to mock barrels piled up in order to protest against the castor container tranport of nuclear waste to an interim storage facility in Gorleben, northern Germany, on November 20, 2011 in Metzingen near Gorleben. According to Greenpeace and the French nuclear phaseout initiative, eleven castors containing nuclear waste will leave the freight station in Valognes, western France, a day earlyer than expected, on Wednesday, November 23, 2011, to be transported to the deposit in Gorleben.

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World Wildlife Foundation activists dressed as orangutans hung from ropes near the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw Tuesday. They want to convince Poles to stop buying furniture made out of tropical wood, which depletes natural habitats. [Credit : Kacper Pempel/Reuters]
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World Wildlife Foundation activists dressed as orangutans hung from ropes near the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw Tuesday. They want to convince Poles to stop buying furniture made out of tropical wood, which depletes natural habitats.

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A young boy collects water in Barda, Azerbaijan. Oxfam reconstructed an artesian well in the village of Dargalar, which had been without drinkable water for more than two years. [Credit : David Levene/Oxfam]
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A young boy collects water in Barda, Azerbaijan. Oxfam reconstructed an artesian well in the village of Dargalar, which had been without drinkable water for more than two years.

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November 6, 2011. A handout photo, released by Spanish Civil Guard department of El Hierro island’s coast, was taken from a helicopter where the underwater volcano has spelt ashes (brown water), in the Canary Islands, Spain.[Credit : Handout/EPA]
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November 6, 2011. A handout photo, released by Spanish Civil Guard department of El Hierro island’s coast, was taken from a helicopter where the underwater volcano has spelt ashes (brown water), in the Canary Islands, Spain.

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November 8, 2011. A sedated black rhino is carried by military helicopter away from a poaching area in the hills of the Eastern Cape in South Africa to a new home 15 miles away. The World Wildlife Fund organized the move of 1,000 rhinos, which are under threat from poachers across Africa because of the market value of their horns.[Credit : Green Renaissance/EPA]
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November 8, 2011. A sedated black rhino is carried by military helicopter away from a poaching area in the hills of the Eastern Cape in South Africa to a new home 15 miles away. The World Wildlife Fund organized the move of 1,000 rhinos, which are under threat from poachers across Africa because of the market value of their horns.

[Credit : Green Renaissance/EPA]

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