Environment, News
June 26, 2012

‘Green’ activists against ‘dirty money’

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — Environmental activists, one portraying Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff holding a banner symbolising ‘dirty money’ made from fossil fuel subsidies, shout slogans during a protest on the final day of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, or Rio+20, last Friday. (Photo: AP)

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