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Action against River Pollution in Germany
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Action against River Pollution in Germany
Toxic chemicals are found in the Bavarian river Alz. Forty Greenpeace activists are pumping the polluted water back into the industry park Gendorf, to protect the river and the drinking water from further pollution with PFT (Perfluorised tenside). PFT might cause cancer. Greenpeace samples show the highest amount of PFT ever found in a German river.
Creator:
Jens Küsters
Unique identifier:
GP032V0
Old Image ID:
D024087
Type:
Image
Ranking:
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Size:
4000px × 2667px 1MB
Keywords
Keywords:
Actions and protests
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Chemical industry
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Chemicals
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Day
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Eye contact
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Greenpeace activists
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Half length
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KWCI (GPI)
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Men
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One person
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Outdoors
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Pollutants
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Protective clothing
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Return to sender actions
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River discharges
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River pollution
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Rivers
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Signs
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Toxic symbol
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Toxics (campaign title)