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Actions and protests
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Essity
Great Northern Forest (campaign title)
Greenpeace activists
KWCI (GPI)
Outdoors
Paper industry
Sawdust Artwork against Tempo in Switzerland
Greenpeace activists create a huge image using sawdust on the Münsterplatz in Basel. The picture depicts a modified version of the famous Woodcutter, by artist Ferdinand Hodler, who instead of holding an axe holds a chainsaw. Afterwards, the activists have also unveiled the message "Tempo: Stop Wiping Away Forests". With this authorised activity, Greenpeace highlights the unsustainable logging practices carried out by Essity, the manufacturer of Tempo paper tissue products, in protected boreal forests.
Greenpeace calls on Essity, the world’s second-largest tissue producer, to clean up its supply chain and stop wiping away the forests.
In original language:
Sägemehl Kunstwerk gegen Tempo
Greenpeace-Aktivistinnen und -Aktivisten haben heute auf dem Basler Münsterplatz ein riesiges Bild aus Sägemehl erstellt. Das Bild zeigt den berühmten Holzfäller von Ferdinand Hodler. Anschliessend enthüllten die UmweltschützerInnen die Botschaft «Tempo: Stop Wiping Away Forests». Mit der bewilligten Aktion fordern sie von Essity, dem Hersteller von Tempo-Produkten, keine Rohstoffe mehr aus schützenswerten borealen Waldgebieten zu beziehen.
Unique identifier:
GP0STR68J
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
17/10/2017
Locations:
Basel
,
Europe
,
Switzerland
Credit line:
© Nicolas Fojtu / Greenpeace
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Sawdust Artwork against Tempo in Switzerland
Greenpeace activists create a huge image using sawdust on the Münsterplatz in Basel. The picture depicts a modified version of the famous Woodcutter, by artist Ferdinand Hodler, who instead of holding an axe holds a chainsaw. Afterwards, the activists have also unveiled the message "Tempo: Stop Wiping Away Forests". With this authorised activity, Greenpeace highlights the unsustainable logging practices carried out by Essity, the manufacturer of Tempo paper tissue products, in protected boreal forests.
Greenpeace calls on Essity, the world’s second-largest tissue producer, to clean up its supply chain and stop wiping away the forests.
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