Greenpeace protest at prague castle against nuclear energy
ceskenoviny.cz     May 22, 2008            

Prague- Seven Greenpeace activists yesterday protested against the forthcoming European Nuclear Forum by projecting giant slogans warning of the risks of nuclear energy on the panorama of Hradcany, the Prague Castle that is the seat of Czech heads of state, from the nearby Legii bridge. They... [read full story]                

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