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Green hubris

Published 9 Oct, 2013 08:10 | Updated 9 Oct, 2013 05:45
Greenpeace ship "Arctic Sunrise" is seen anchored outside the Arctic port city of Murmansk September 24, 2013. Environmental activists who protested at a Russian Arctic offshore oil platform last week will be prosecuted and could face piracy charges punishable by up to 15 years in prison, Russian investigators said on Tuesday.(Reuters / Stringer) © Reuters

What is Greenpeace today? Is it becoming irresponsible and less about the environment? Do its actions correspond with the law? And is Greenpeace fair in choosing its targets? CrossTalking with Alexander Mercouris and Mark Morano.

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