Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Demonstration-for-Clean-Air-along-Budapest-s-Danube-Bank-27MDHUV8BH0.htmlConceptually similarDemonstration for Clean Air along Budapest’s Danube BankGP1SU3CSCompleted★★★★Demonstration for Clean Air along Budapest’s Danube BankGP1SU3CTCompleted★★★★★★★Demonstration for Clean Air along Budapest’s Danube BankGP1SU3CUCompleted★★★★Demonstration for Clean Air along Budapest’s Danube BankGP1SU3CVCompleted★★★★Demonstration for Clean Air along Budapest’s Danube BankGP1SU3CXCompleted★★★★Climate Banner over River Danube in BudapestGP01154Completed★★★★Climate Banner over River Danube in BudapestGP0RD7Completed★★★★Climate Banner over River Danube in BudapestGP01241Completed★★★★★★Climate Banner over River Danube in BudapestGP0KZPCompleted★★★★View AllGP1SU3CWDemonstration for Clean Air along Budapest’s Danube BankGreenpeace activists demonstrate against air pollution holding a sizeable “Clean Air” banner on Budapest’s picturesque Danube embankment, closed to car traffic for summer weekends. The car-free scheme was introduced by city officials to integrate the river back into city life. Greenpeace demands Budapest city officials and the Hungarian government to permanently implement and further develop the positive measures they introduced during the coronavirus emergency, helping people to switch from using cars to using bikes. These measures contributed to a lower noise- and air pollution citywide.Locations:Budapest-Europe-Hungary-River DanubeDate:27 Jun, 2020Credit:© Bence Jardany / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6720px X 4480pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Clean Air (campaign title)-Day-Demonstrations-Greenpeace activists-High angle view-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Rivers-RoadsShoot:Demonstration for Clean Air along Budapest’s Danube BankGreenpeace activists demonstrate against air pollution holding a sizeable “Clean Air” banner on Budapest’s picturesque Danube embankment, closed to car traffic for summer weekends. The car-free scheme was introduced by city officials to integrate the river back into city life. Greenpeace demands Budapest city officials and the Hungarian government to permanently implement and further develop the positive measures they introduced during the coronavirus emergency, helping people to switch from using cars to using bikes. These measures contributed to a lower noise- and air pollution citywide.
