71.   Greenpeace used a helicopter Tuesday to drop two more activists onto a giant floating oil storage platform that Shell plans to dump in the northern Atlantic despite international protests.

72.   Greenpeace, whose members have been occupying the Bret Spar in protest, erected a steel replica of the oil platform outside the congress center.

73.   German Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel said North Sea states should formulate common guidelines for disposing of oil platforms without sinking them.

74.   Greenpeace activists also have occupied a North Sea oil platform owned by Shell Petroleum, which the gasoline giant had slated for demolition this month.

75.   Greenpeace activists have vowed to disrupt the dumping of the oil platform, which they say poses an environmental risk.

76.   Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden and the European Union back a proposal by Denmark to ban oil platforms from being dumped in the Atlantic.

77.   Greenpeace activists occupied an old North Sea oil platform Sunday to stop owner Shell from dumping the rusting hulk to the sea bed.

78.   Greenpeace activists posted themselves at Shell stations in several Swiss cities, handing out leaflets denouncing plans to sink the Brent Spar oil platform off the coast of Scotland.

79.   Greenpeace has admitted an error in its successful campaign to stop Shell from scuttling the Brent Spar oil platform at sea.

80.   Greenpeace, whose members have been occupying the Brent Spar in protest, erected a steel replica of the oil platform outside the congress center.