Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Action-Against-Scrapping-Vessels-Carrying-Toxic-Materials-in-Turkey-27MZIFL0XUVH.htmlConceptually similarAction Against Scrapping Vessels Carrying Toxic Materials in TurkeyGP01PDOCompleted★★★★Ship Scrapping Yard in Aliaga, TurkeyGP0O86Completed★★★★Ship Scrapping Yard in Aliaga, TurkeyGP01CG3Completed★★★★Action Against Scrapping Vessels Carrying Toxic Materials in TurkeyGP01PDPCompleted★★★★Ship Scrapping Yard in Aliaga, TurkeyGP0SO5Completed★★★★Ship Scrapping Yard in Aliaga, TurkeyGP017PCCompleted★★★★Ship Scrapping Yard in Aliaga, TurkeyGP01XWCompleted★★★★★★Action against Toxic Cargo Ship in TurkeyGP013XTCompleted★★★★Action against Toxic Cargo Ship in TurkeyGP05OVCompleted★★★★View AllGP01PDQAction Against Scrapping Vessels Carrying Toxic Materials in TurkeyGreenpeace activists hold a banner with the campaign message "STOP TOXIC SHIPBREAKING" (in Turkish) in front of the Swiss owned ship 'STAR OF VENICE' due for scrapping at the Aliaga ship-breaking area. Greenpeace is demanding an end to the practice of scrapping ships containing toxic materials.Locations:Eastern Europe-Heybeliada-IzmirDate:14 Jan, 2002Credit:© Greenpeace / Osman UgurMaximum size:2026px X 1330pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Day-Greenpeace activists-Outdoors-Ship breaking-Toxic symbol-Toxics (campaign title)-VesselsShoot:Toxics Action Against Scrapping Vessels Carrying Toxics in TurkeyGreenpeace activists start an action against the scrapped Swiss owned ship "STAR OF VENICE" (foreground) at Aliaga, ship-breaking area this morning. Greenpeace is demanding an end to the practice of scrapping ships containing toxic materials.
