Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Open-Boat-at-Plastic-Monster-Walk-in-Cologne-27MZIFJWGUGUG.htmlConceptually similarOpen Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGP0STT5YOCompleted★★★★Open Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGP0STT5YSCompleted★★★★Open Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGP0STT5YVCompleted★★★★★★Open Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGP0STT5YPCompleted★★★★Open Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGP0STT5YQCompleted★★★★Open Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGP0STT5YUCompleted★★★★Open Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGP0STT5YJCompleted★★★★Open Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGP0STT5YLCompleted★★★★Open Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGP0STT5YNCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP0STT5YTOpen Boat at Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGreenpeace activists walk with the plastic monster to Greenpeace ship Beluga II. Greenpeace protest against single use plastic waste with a huge artwork made of plastic waste from the Philippines. The walk is part of the Beluga II tour on the river Rhine. A large banner reads "Nestle no excuse. Stop single use". Nestlé produces 1.7 million tonnes of plastic annually.In original language:Plastik Monster in KoelnMit einem Plastikmonster ziehen Greenpeace Aktivisten vom Liegeplatz der Beluga II zum Rheingarten , um gegen Plastikmuell zu protestieren. Das Monster besteht aus Muell, den Greenpeace-Aktivisten auf den Philippinen an den Straenden unbewohnter Inseln gesammelt haben. Der Großteil des Plastikmuells besteht aus Einwegverpackungen von Unilever, Nestlé und Procter & Gamble.Locations:Cologne-Germany-River Rhine-Western EuropeDate:29 Mar, 2019Credit:© Marten van Dijl / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5130px X 3328pxKeywords:Banners-Break Free from Plastics (campaign title)-Day-Greenpeace activists-Greenpeace volunteers-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-MV Beluga II-Nestlé S.A.-Open boat-Outdoors-Plastics-Public engagement-RiversShoot:Plastic Monster Walk in CologneGreenpeace activists with the plastic monster on a walk to Greenpeace ship Beluga II. Greenpeace protest against single use plastic waste with a huge artwork made of plastic waste from the Philippines. The walk is part of the Beluga II tour on the river Rhine. Large banner reads "Nestlé No Excuse Stop Single Use.” and "Break free from plastic!". On Saturday the Irish rock band The Riptide Movement played at the open boat event. Nestlé produces 1.7 million tonnes of plastic annually.
