Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Climate-Action-Ozonetour--Basel-Switzerland-27MZIFLFT6FG.htmlConceptually similarClimate Action Ozonetour Basel SwitzerlandGP01GTJCompleted★★★★★★Climate Action Ozonetour Basel SwitzerlandGP01GTICompleted★★★★Climate Action Ozonetour Basel SwitzerlandGP01RMOCompleted★★★★Climate Action Ozonetour Basel SwitzerlandGP01RMNCompleted★★★★Climate Action Ozonetour Basel SwitzerlandGP01RMMCompleted★★★★Climate Action Ozonetour at the Parliament in BernGP01RMRCompleted★★★★Climate Action Ozonetour at the Parliament in BernGP01RMTCompleted★★★★Climate Action Ozonetour at the Parliament in BernGP01RMUCompleted★★★★★★Climate Action Ozonetour at the Parliament in BernGP01GTGCompleted★★★★View AllGP01GTKClimate Action Ozonetour Basel SwitzerlandGreenpeace activists set up 30 human silhouettes with red inflamed respiratory tracts to represent the health problems caused by traffic pollution and ozone depletion.In original language:Klima Protest Ozonetour Basel SchweizBasel, 27. Juli 2005: Greenpeace-Aktivistlnnen installieren bei der Autobahnausfahrt Wiese ein Mahnmal: 30 menschliche Silhouetten mit brand rot gefaerbten Atemwegen, stellvertretend fuer ueber eine Million Schweizer Ozonopfer. Warntafeln wiesen auf die Wurzel des Uebels hin: Der wachsende Strassenverkehr, der mit dem hohen Treibstoffverbrauch die Luft verpestet. © Greenpeace / Ex-Press / Heike GrasserLocations:Basel-Europe-Europe, East Europe, Alpine Countries-SwitzerlandDate:27 Jul, 2005Credit:© Greenpeace / Ex-Press / Heike GrasserMaximum size:3072px X 2048pxRestrictions:FOR NON-COMMERCIAL GREENPEACE PUBLISHED MATERIAL EXCEPT FOR FUNDRAISING. FOR ALL EXTERNAL INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT GREENPEACE SWITZERLAND PHOTO LIBRARY.Keywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Cars-Climate (campaign title)-Day-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Ozone depletion-Props-Red-TrafficShoot:Climate Action Ozonetour Basel SwitzerlandGreenpeace activists set up 30 human silhouettes with red inflamed respiratory tracts at the motorway exit Wiese (Basel) to represent the health problems caused by traffic pollution and ozone depletion.
