Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Plastic-Monster-Tour-Walk-in-Lausanne-27MZIFJWZ16QN.htmlConceptually similarPlastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGP0STT7P3Completed★★★★Plastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGP0STT7PGCompleted★★★★Plastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGP0STT7P8Completed★★★★Plastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGP0STT7PCCompleted★★★★Plastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGP0STT7P2Completed★★★★Plastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGP0STT7P6Completed★★★★Plastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGP0STT7P9Completed★★★★Plastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGP0STT7PJCompleted★★★★Plastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGP0STT7P7Completed★★★★View AllGP0STT7PBPlastic Monster Tour Walk in LausanneGreenpeace volunteers and information desk at an open boat activity during the Greenpeace ship Beluga’s visit in Lausanne. The visit is part of the Plastic Monster Ship tour down the river Rhine to expose plastic pollution and campaign against single-use plastics.In original language:Plastik Monster in LausanneMit einem Plastikmonster protiestieren Greenpeace AktivistInnen in Lausanne, um gegen Einwegverpackungen zu protestieren. Das Monster besteht aus Plastikmüll, den Greenpeace-Aktivisten auf den Philippinen an den Stränden unbewohnter Inseln gesammelt haben. Der Großteil des Plastikmülls besteht aus Einwegverpackungen von Unilever, Nestlé und Procter & Gamble.Locations:Alpine Countries-Lausanne-SwitzerlandDate:12 Apr, 2019Credit:© Gustave Deghilage / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4256px X 2832pxKeywords:Break Free from Plastics (campaign title)-Day-Greenpeace volunteers-KWCI (GPI)-Open boat-Outdoors-TimeShoot:Plastic Monster Tour in LausanneThe Plastic Monster, a huge artwork made of plastic waste from the Philippines, is in Lausanne as part of the Greenpeace’s Beluga II "Ship it Back Tour" down the river Rhine.During the ship tour, Greenpeace exposes plastic pollution for the monster that it is.Related Collections:Plastic Monster Beluga Ship Tour in Europe (Photos & Videos)
