Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Baltic-Tour-2002-27MZIF96TO8.htmlConceptually similarBaltic Tour 2002GP0CPZCompleted★★★★Baltic Tour 2002GP0200Completed★★★★Baltic Tour 2002GP0CQ1Completed★★★★Baltic Tour 2002GP017QRCompleted★★★★Baltic Tour 2002GP01853Completed★★★★Baltic Tour 2002GP0QT1Completed★★★★Baltic Tour 2002GP0AMGCompleted★★★★Baltic Tour 2002GP0NBBCompleted★★★★Baltic Tour 2002GP016UCCompleted★★★★View AllGP0DRPBaltic Tour 2002Greenpeace activists from Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland stopped Norwegian ship "Hein" from unloading toxic ashes at Langoya in the Oslo fjord. The ship transports toxic ashes from incineration from Copenhagen to Norway. The waste was imported by company NOAH. In the front, a floating activist holds a flag, in the background, the vessel "Hein".Locations:Norway-Oslofjorden-ScandinaviaDate:29 Jun, 2002Credit:© Dick Gillberg / GreenpeaceMaximum size:1648px X 2464pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Buoys-Cargo ships-Chemical industry-Chemicals-Day-Dioxins-Dumping-Flags-KWCI (GPI)-NOAH (Norsk Avfallshandtering AS)-Oceans (campaign title)-One person-Outdoors-Rigid inflatable boats-Toxic waste-Toxics (campaign title)Shoot:Actions against Oil and Toxic Waste Dumper Ships in the Baltic SeaAction against oil dumper Fagervik and Norwegian ship "Hein", which was about to unload toxic ashes at Langoya in the Oslo fjord. Hein transports toxic ashes from incineration from Copenhagen to Norway.
