Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Great-Lakes-Beluga-Tour-27MZIFIPZPZP.htmlConceptually similarGreat Lakes Beluga TourGP02C1OCompleted★★★★Great Lakes Beluga TourGP02C1PCompleted★★★★Great Lakes Beluga TourGP02C1ICompleted★★★★Great Lakes Beluga TourGP02C1JCompleted★★★★Great Lakes Beluga TourGP02C1KCompleted★★★★Great Lakes Beluga TourGP02C1LCompleted★★★★Great Lakes Beluga TourGP02C1MCompleted★★★★Great Lakes Beluga TourGP02C1QCompleted★★★★Great Lakes Beluga TourGP02C1RCompleted★★★★View AllGP02C1NGreat Lakes Beluga TourActivists stretch a banner reading "Petro Poisoners Healthy Environment = Healthy Economy Zero Discharge Grenpeaace"during the Polysar action in Sarnia.Locations:Canada-Great Lakes of North America-Ontario-SarniaDate:1 Jun, 1988Credit:© Greenpeace / Joseph ArcureMaximum size:5390px X 3663pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Chemical industry-Climbing actions-Day-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-MV Beluga-Outdoors-Sampling (activity)-Summer-Toxics (campaign title)-Water pollutionShoot:Beluga Great Lakes Tour (1988)Documentation of the Greenpeace ship Beluga touring the Great Lakes of the United States and Canada confronting toxics discharge from pulp, paper, nuclear and chemical discharge pipes. The ship carried a lab capable of chemical analysis of water samples on board throughout the tour which included investigation of facilities and sites in the United States and Canada.
