Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Paul-Connett-Toxics-Tour-in-Australia-27MZIFLFA4_S.htmlConceptually similarPaul Connett Toxics Tour in AustraliaGP07DKCompleted★★★★Paul Connett Toxics Tour in AustraliaGP0B6NCompleted★★★★Paul Connett Toxics Tour in AustraliaGP01126Completed★★★★Paul Connett Toxics Tour in AustraliaGP0JWECompleted★★★★Paul Connett Toxics Tour in AustraliaGP0JWDCompleted★★★★Paul Connett Toxics Tour in AustraliaGP0D97Completed★★★★★★Paul Connett Toxics Tour in AustraliaGP0SRICompleted★★★★ Canberra Solar DishGP01PP2Completed★★★★ Canberra Solar DishGP01PP5Completed★★★★View AllGP01G08Paul Connett Toxics Tour in AustraliaPaul Connett at the Regional Resource Recovery Centre Tour, Perth, Australia, looking closely at the soil an activist of the Southern Metropolitan Regional Council (SMRC), a compost demosntration project, ist showing him. In July 2003 Greenpeace Australia Pacific is conducting a 5-state tour in Australia to Sydney, Wollongong, Canberra, Perth, and Hobart with chemistry professor Dr Paul Connett highlighting the dangers of incineration and showing examples of innovative Zero Waste strategies from Australia and overseas. Dr Connett promotes "Zero Waste", which he sees as a combination of both "community responsibility" and "industrial responsibility".Locations:Australia-PerthDate:1 Jul, 2003Credit:© Greenpeace / Dave HancockMaximum size:1163px X 1750pxKeywords:Activists-Agriculture-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Physicians-Samples-Toxics (campaign title)-Two peopleShoot:Paul Connett Toxics Tour in AustraliaIn July 2003 Greenpeace Australia Pacific is conducting a 5-state tour in Australia to Sydney, Wollongong, Canberra, Perth. Hobart with chemistry professor Dr Paul Connett highlight the dangers of incineration and show examples of innovative Zero Waste strategies from Australia and overseas. Dr Connett promotes "Zero Waste", which he sees as a combination of both "community responsibility" and "industrial responsibility".
