Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Activists-Repair-Houses-Damaged-by-Mibrag-in-Saxony-27MZIFJJ73O04.htmlConceptually similarActivists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGP0STQMZ6Completed★★★★Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGP0STQMZDCompleted★★★★Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGP0STQMZGCompleted★★★★Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGP0STQMZJCompleted★★★★Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGP0STQMZLCompleted★★★★Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGP0STQMZMCompleted★★★★Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGP0STQMZOCompleted★★★★Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGP0STQMZSCompleted★★★★Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGP0STQMZUCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STQN09Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGreenpeace environmental activists help to fix holes in damaged houses in the village of Poedelwitz in Saxony, Germany. The company Mibrag took material probes from the walls of seven houses to determine their age, leaving holes that are detrimental to their structures. The village is under threat of being demolished as the coal mining consortium Mibrag plans to mine the coal which lies beneath its grounds. The action is a part of the international anti-coal movement 'Break Free'. Local police inspect the protest. Banner reads 'Keep, don't destroy! Future, not brown coal!'In original language:Greenpeace Aktivisten bewahren Haeuser vor dem VerfallGreenpeace Aktivisten reparieren Haeuser in Poedelwitz, Sachsen. Die Aktivisten verputzen Waende und dichten Daecher in zwei Haeusern in dem 700 Jahre alten Dorf. Die Haeuser wurden durch Materialprobenahmen beschaedigt, die die Firma Mibrag in insgesamt sieben Haeusern durchgefuehrt hat. Mibrag plant das Dorf abzureissen, um die darunter liegenden Kohle abzubaggern. Die Aktion ist ein Teil der 'Break Free' Bewegung. Die lokale Polizei ist vor Ort.Locations:Europe-Germany-Poedelwitz-SaxonyDate:27 Mar, 2017Credit:© Gordon Welters / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6720px X 4480pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Houses-KWCI (GPI)-Lignite-Mining-Mitteldeutsche Braunkohlengesellschaft mbH (MIBRAG)-Outdoors-Residential buildings-Sunny-VillagesShoot:Activists Repair Houses Damaged by Mibrag in SaxonyGreenpeace environmental activists help to fix holes in damaged houses in the village of Poedelwitz in Saxony, Germany. The company Mibrag took material probes from the walls of seven houses to determine their age, leaving holes that are detrimental to their structures. The village is under threat of being demolished as the coal mining consortium Mibrag plans to mine the coal which lies beneath its grounds. The action is a part of the international anti-coal movement 'Break Free'.Related Collections:'Break Free' Global Activities (Photo & Video)