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June 22, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Coal protesters board cargo ship

Campaigners from Greenpeace have boarded a ship delivering coal to the Kingsnorth power station in Kent. The vessel was targeted as it sailed up the River Medway, with reports of people swimming in front of the ship to stop it docking. The group, which is protesting against coal-fired power stations

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Campaigners from Greenpeace have boarded a ship delivering coal to the Kingsnorth power station in Kent. The vessel was targeted as it sailed up the River Medway, with reports of people swimming in front of the ship to stop it docking. The group, which is protesting against coal-fired power stations, climbed aboard from inflatable speedboats.

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