Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Action-against-TBT-in-Germany-27MZIFIFDVIY.htmlConceptually similarAction against TBT in GermanyGP02VQVCompleted★★★★Action against TBT in GermanyGP0YWKCompleted★★★★Action against TBT in GermanyGP02VSHCompleted★★★★Action against TBT in GermanyGP02VSICompleted★★★★Action against TBT in GermanyGP02VSJCompleted★★★★Action against TBT in GermanyGP02VSKCompleted★★★★★★★Action against TBT in GermanyGP0CZECompleted★★★★Action against TBT in GermanyGP02VYPCompleted★★★★Action against TBT in GermanyGP02VYSCompleted★★★★View AllGP02VQWAction against TBT in GermanyGreenpeace activists protest with diapers, filled with TBT contaminated mud, against the use of TBT (tributyltin) in diapers and other products, in front of the German Ministry of Economics. Greenpeace demands from minister Mueller a law against the use of TBT.In original language:Aktion gegen TBT in BerlinGreenpeace-Aktivisten protestieren mit schlammgefuellten Wegwerf-Windeln vor dem Bundeswirtschaftsministerium gegen die Belastung von Produkten und Umwelt mit TBT (Tributylzinn). Aktivisten errichten eine Mauer aus verdreckten Windeln vor dem Haupteingang und versperren den Zugang. Greenpeace wirft Wirtschaftsminister Mueller (parteilos) vor, ein generelles Verbot von TBT zu verzoegern. Auf dem Banner steht:"Nicht jeder Scheiss gehoert in die Windel".Locations:Alpine Countries-Berlin-GermanyDate:24 May, 2000Credit:© Paul Langrock / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5380px X 3540pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Chemicals-Day-German Government-Government buildings-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Medium group of people-Outdoors-Persistent organic pollutants-Props-Toxics (campaign title)Shoot:Action against TBT in GermanyGreenpeace activists protest in front of the German Ministry of Economics against TBT (tributyltin) in diapers and other products. TBT compounds are considered toxic chemicals which have negative effects on humans and the environment. Tributyltin compounds are moderately to highly persistent organic pollutants that biomagnify up the marine predators' food net. One common example is leaching of TBT from marine paints into the aquatic environment, causing irreversible damage to the aquatic life.
