Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Graffiti-for-Clean-Air-in-Strasbourg-27MZIFJWIPYSK.htmlConceptually similarGraffiti for Clean Air in StrasbourgGP0STSXX5Completed★★★★★★Graffiti for Clean Air in StrasbourgGP0STSXX6Completed★★★★Graffiti for Clean Air in StrasbourgGP0STSXX8Completed★★★★Graffiti for Clean Air in StrasbourgGP0STSXX9Completed★★★★★★Graffiti for Clean Air in StrasbourgGP0STSXXACompleted★★★★★★Graffiti for Clean Air in StrasbourgGP0STSXX4Completed★★★★Graffiti for Clean Air in MarseilleGP0STT18BCompleted★★★★Graffiti for Clean Air in MarseilleGP0STT188Completed★★★★Graffiti for Clean Air in LyonGP0STSXWHCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP0STSXX7Graffiti for Clean Air in Strasbourg"We want to breathe" or "Strasbourg, suffocate, air!" is written on the streets by Greenpeace volunteers using chalk spray paint to show their opposition and urge authorities of Strasbourg to respond to pollution.In original language:Pollution de l’air : des graffs dans les rues de Strasbourg pour pousser la ville à agir« On veut respirer » ou « Strasbourg suffoque. De l’air ! » a été « écrit » dans la rue par des miltitants Greenpeace du groupe local de Strasbourg en utilisant de la peinture à la craie pour montrer leur opposition et exhorter les autorités strasbourgeoises à réagir face à la pollution.Locations:Europe-France-Strasbourg (France)Date:19 Jan, 2019Credit:© Guillaume Chauvin / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3712px X 5568pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Air pollution-Art works-Cities-Clean Air (campaign title)-Day-Graffiti-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Reverse graffiti actions-Roads-Streets-Urban areasShoot:Graffiti for Clean Air in StrasbourgGreenpeace has produced a series of graffiti actions in Strasbourg, to urge the authorities to react to air pollution. In recent days, while Strasbourg suffocated under fine particles, dozens of "clean" graffiti have blossomed on the walls and sidewalks to denounce air pollution. "We want to breathe", "Strasbourg, suffocate, air! This operation, led by Greenpeace aims to encourage local authorities to implement a proactive policy to improve air quality.Related Collections:Graffiti for Clean Air in Various French Cities
