Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Capitol-Climate-Action-at-the-Capitol-Coal-Power-Plant-in-Washington-27MZIFL3DG46.htmlConceptually similarCapitol Climate Action at the Capitol Coal Power Plant in WashingtonGP01ZBCCompleted★★★★Capitol Climate Action at the Capitol Coal Power Plant in WashingtonGP01ZAWCompleted★★★★Capitol Climate Action at the Capitol Power PlantGP01ZHHCompleted★★★★Capitol Climate Action at the Capitol Coal Power Plant in WashingtonGP01ZB1Completed★★★★Capitol Climate Action at the Capitol Power PlantGP01ZE0Completed★★★★Capitol Climate Action at the Capitol Power PlantGP01ZHLCompleted★★★★Capitol Climate Action at the Capitol Power PlantGP01ZDWCompleted★★★★Capitol Climate Action at the Capitol Power PlantGP01ZE1Completed★★★★Capitol Climate Action at the Capitol Coal Power Plant in WashingtonGP01ZBICompleted★★★★View AllGP01ZBDCapitol Climate Action at the Capitol Coal Power Plant in WashingtonNative Americans from the Four Corners area of southwestern United States carry the lead banner in the Capitol Climate Action march on the Capitol Power Plant on Capitol Hill in Washington. The march against the coal fired plant that services the U.S. Capitol is the biggest climate demonstration in U.S. history. The group Dooda Desert Rock of indigenous residents is dedicated to stopping the Desert Rock coal plant proposed by the Sithe Global LLC corporation, Desert rock energy company and the Dine Power AuthorityIn original language:EnglishLocations:Capitol Hill-North America-United States of America-Washington, D.C.Date:2 Mar, 2009Credit:© Kate Davison / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4368px X 2912pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Capitols-Climate (campaign title)-Coal-fired power stations-Crowds-Day-Global warming-KWCI (GPI)-Native Americans-Outdoors-Political concepts-Roads-Trees-United States GovernmentShoot:Capitol Climate Action against Coal Plant Washington (2009)Capitol Climate Action Activists march to the Capitol Power Plant in Washington. More than 2,500 former coal miners, ministers, mothers, students, and climate activists, representing over 40 states from Arizona to Appalachia, successfully blocked all five entrances to the Capitol Power Plant for nearly four hours, forming the largest display of civil disobedience on the climate crisis in U.S. history.Related Collections:Capitol Climate Action Against Global Warming (All Photographers)
