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Break Free from Plastics (campaign title)
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Defending Our Oceans (campaign title)
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Plastic-Spitting Dragon Protests at Our Oceans Conference in Malta
Greenpeace protests with a plastic-spitting dragon in front of the 'Our Oceans 2017' conference-building in Malta.
The four-meter high dragon spits single-use plastic to present a new way of exposing plastic pollution offenders as a part of the Break Free From Plastic movement. Greenpeace demands of targeted culprits such as Nestlé, Unilever, Procter & Gamble, Coca Cola etc to stop producing single-use plastics.
The ‘Our Ocean 2017’ conference brings together representatives of governments, civil society, science, finance and businesses from around the world to discuss ocean protection. This year they are discussing marine litter.
In original language:
Drache protestiert bei Our Oceans 2017 Konferenz in Malta
Vor dem Gebaeude der "Our Ocean 2017"-Konferenz in Malta wurde ein vier-mal-vier Meter große, Plastikmuell spuckende Drachen-Plastik installiert um auf die globale Plastik-Problematik aufmerksam zu machen. Die "Break Free From Plastic"-Bewegung verlangt, dass die Hauptschuldigen, darunter schnelllebige Konsumgueter-Unternehmen wie Nestlé, Unilever, Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola und PepsiCo, aufhoeren, Einweg-Plastik zu produzieren.
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Shoot date:
05/10/2017
Locations:
Europe
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Malta
Credit line:
© Bente Stachowske / Greenpeace
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5568px × 3712px 9MB
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Plastic-Spitting Dragon Protests at Our Oceans Conference in Malta
Greenpeace protests with a plastic-spitting dragon in front of the Our Oceans conference-building in Malta.
The four-meter high dragon spits single-use plastic to present a new way of exposing plastic pollution offenders as a part of the Break Free From Plastic movement. Greenpeace demands of the targeted culprits such as Nestlé, Unilever, Procter & Gamble, Coca Cola etc. to stop producing single-use plastics.
The ‘Our Ocean 2017’ conference brings together representatives of governments, civil society, science, finance and businesses from around the world to discuss ocean protection. This year they are discussing marine litter.
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