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Spoof International Herald Tribune Activity in Brussels
A men reads a copy of the spoof International Herald Tribune newspaper distributed in Brussels by Greenpeace activists. The fictitious paper, datelined six months into the future, carries the headline on the front page reading "Heads of State Agree Historic Climate Saving Deal”. It is an optimistic fairy tale of how world leaders made a climate deal that forced ambitious cuts in global carbon emissions, an end to deforestation and a fund for climate protection measures in the developing world.
Unique identifier:
GP01U1E
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
18/06/2009
Locations:
Belgium
,
Brussels
,
Europe
Credit line:
© Greenpeace / Philip Reynaers
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Spoof International Herald Tribune Activity in Brussels
Greenpeace distributes 35.000 copies of spoof International Herald Tribune newspaper in Brussels. A total of 50.000 copies are distributed worldwide. The fictitious paper, datelined six months into the future, carries the headline in the front page reading "Heads of State Agree Historic Climate Saving Deal”. It is an optimistic fairy tale of how at the United Nations’ Climate Change Summit next December in Copenhagen, leaders set aside their national interests and work together to save the climate, a story made of satire and hope, about how civil society forced a new direction, and politicians responded to public protests around the globe demanding that world leaders do the right thing for the planet. It tells the inspiring story of a climate deal that forced ambitious cuts in global carbon emissions, an end to deforestation and a fund for climate protection measures in the developing world.
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