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Carbon dioxide symbol
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Climate Action Eneco Billboards in Amsterdam
Eneco billboard reading "En dan krijg ik zeker weer z'on studentje aan de lijn..." with the Greenpeace protest balloon "Onze kolencentrales stoten CO2 uit en dat veroorzaakt klimaatverandering". The texts read in English as "I probaly get such a student on the phone..." and "Our coal-fired power plants emit CO2 and that causes climate change".
In original language:
Klimaatactie Eneco Billboards in Amsterdam
Eneco billboard met de tekst "En dan krijg ik zeker weer z'on studentje aan de lijn..." aangepast met de Greenpeace-tekstballon "Onze kolencentrales stoten CO2 uit en dat veroorzaakt klimaatverandering".
Unique identifier:
GP01JRK
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
24/07/2004
Locations:
Amsterdam
,
Europe, West Europe
,
Netherlands
Credit line:
© Greenpeace / Thomas Schlijper
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Climate Action Eneco Billboards in the Netherlands
Eighteen Greenpeace activists adjust the texts of the publicity campaign of the electricity supplier Eneco. On billboards in Amsterdam, Utrecht, Den Haag and Leiden the activists add speech bubbles to the Eneco advertising 'Iets wat ingewikkeld is kun je toch helder uitleggen' with the text 'Onze kolencentrales stoten CO2 uit en dat veroorzaakt klimaatverandering'. The texts translate to English as 'Something what is complicated can be explained clearly' with the Greenpeace balloon 'Our coal-fired power plants emit CO2 and that causes climate change'. Because the Eneco advertising consists of different text versions, Greenpeace also adds different speech bubbles. With this protest Greenpeace wants to make clear that Eneco must not only bring comfort to the consumer, but especially green energy. Greenpeace urges Eneco not to invest anymore in polluting coal-fired power plants, but in green energy to save the climate.
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