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Germania, attivisti del clima sugli alberi per protesta contro lo sgombero di Lutzerath

Un villaggio tedesco è in procinto di venir demolito per far spazio a una miniera di carbone a cielo aperto. <a href="https://www.quotidiano.net/esteri/germania-miniera-carbone-1.8455121">Leggi la notizia</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Environmentalists sit on so-called tripods in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Environmentalists are seen behind a window in a wall in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, during the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Activists shelter under a tarpaulin as policemen stand by in the background in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 10, 2023, as anti-coal activists stage an 'active defence' of the village, which is slated for forced evacuation, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Environmentalists are seen in their treehouse in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Policemen stand next to environmentalists sitting on so-called tripods in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Activists display a banner reading 'Build up what builds you up' as police move in on anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a nearby coal mine in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Environmentalists sit on the roof of a house in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, during the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Two policemen stand next to environmentalists sitting on so-called tripods in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Police face activists as they start the evacuation of the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, while anti-coal activists stage an "active defence" of the village, which is slated for forced evacuation, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in Luetzerath, a village in North Rhine-Westphalia state, was once home to around 100 people but has been abandoned over the years as uncertainty hung over its planned evacuation for the expansion of the neighbouring coal mine Garzweiler. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Policemen gather while tree houses of activists are seen in the background in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police have started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Environmental activists hold on to ropes and look out from a squatted building in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

An environmentalist (R) sleeps on a so-called tripod in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

An environmental activist hangs on a rope in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

An activist holds a flare while sitting on the roof of a squatted house as police move in on anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a nearby coal mine in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Employees of a security service build a cordon to protect the construction of a fence on behalf of German energy supplier RWE around the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Policemen are seen in the camp of environmentalists in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

An activist hangs on a rope over a house as police move in on anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a nearby coal mine in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Activists (R) face policemen in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 10, 2023, as anti-coal activists stage an 'active defence' of the village, which is slated for forced evacuation, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Environmentalists are seen in their self-made house in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

An environmental activist is seen on a tree house while the lettering on the placard reads 'Burn patriarchy' in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Policemen arrive for the evacuation of the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, while anti-coal activists still stage an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a nearby coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

A policeman looks on as an activist hangs on a rope over a house while the lettering on the facade reads 'The first pride was a riot' in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as anti-coal activists stage an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a nearby coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

An environmentalist sits on a so-called tripod in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, as police started the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Policemen move in on anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a nearby coal mine in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Policemen walk towards a house occupied by environmentalists in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, during the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

Policemen carry away an environmentalist in the village of Luetzerath, western Germany, on January 11, 2023, during the evacuation of anti-coal activists staging an 'active defence' of the village, ahead of a planned demolition to expand a coal mine. - Police have secured approval from the state interior ministry to clear the village but activists have warned there will be "no limits" in its defence, giving rise to fears of violent confrontations. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER / AFP)

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