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Greenpeace Celebrates 40th Anniversary With Free iPad App

Greenpeace is celebrating its 40th anniversary of raising our collective consciousness about environmental issues. It took lots of courage and bravado back then to buck the establishment and bring those issues to the forefront. Branded at times as terrorists, always as trouble makers, often using debatable tactics, always for a good cause, Greenpeace has successfully brought many large corporations to their knees and made them accountable for their shady practices.

Greenpeace photographers capture world-class images of the beauty of nature, the threats to our future, and the dramatic efforts by people all over the world to protect our planet. This app brings you the best of Greenpeace photography, updated regularly with stunning images from the Amazon Rainforest to the deep ocean to the peaks of Antarctica; from Greenpeace outposts in China and the Congo to the decks of our ships at sea.

Greenpeace exists because this fragile earth deserves a voice. It needs solutions. It needs change. It needs action.

Features include:
–Clean,elegant photo slideshow interface
–Image sharing via email and social media
–Regular updates
–Action links to ways you can help

You can download the free Greenpeace iPad App from iTunes.

Visit Greenpeace website.

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