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Actions and protests
Banners
Chemicals
Day
Detox (campaign title)
Greenpeace activists
Haglöfs
KWCI (GPI)
Outdoors
PFCs
Signs
Skiing
Small group of people
Snow
Sports events
Textile industry
Theatrical costumes
Water pollution
Detox Outdoor Action at Oslo Skifestival
Greenpeace activists at the Oslo Skifestival with a banner reading "There is no bad weather, only bad clothing. Stop using harmful chemicals!"
The activists are protesting to draw attention to the discovery of PFC (Poly- and per-fluorinated compounds) chemicals present in outdoor clothing.
A new Greenpeace report reveals that hazardous and persistent chemicals, dangerous to human health and the environment, have been found in the products of leading outdoor brands, including The North Face, Norrøna and Haglöfs. The companies continue to use PFCs to make their gear waterproof, despite their claims of sustainability and love for nature.
Unique identifier:
GP0STPKTJ
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
04/02/2016
Locations:
Europe
,
Nordic Countries
,
Norway
,
Oslo
Credit line:
© Martin Reinholtz / Greenpeace
Ranking:
★★★★★★ (B)
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Detox Outdoor Action at Oslo Skifestival
“Better nothing than toxics” reads a sign during a Greenpeace protest at the Oslo Skifestival to draw attention to the discovery of PFC (Poly- and per-fluorinated compounds) chemicals present in outdoor clothing.
A new Greenpeace report reveals that hazardous and persistent chemicals, dangerous to human health and the environment, have been found in the products of leading outdoor brands, including The North Face, Norrøna and Haglöfs. The companies continue to use PFCs to make their gear waterproof, despite their claims of sustainability and love for nature.
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