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David Steven, 7 - 12 - 2007

This morning, Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior 2 (the French blew up the first one) arrived in Bali, escorted by a flotilla of fishing boats, and a ship from the Indonesian navy.

I went out to meet it on a boat chartered for the media. During this first-rate jolly research trip, I met Greenpeace's very smart renewables expert. His interview tomorrow, but for now, enjoy the photos.

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