Greenpeace launches The children's book for adults, part 2
While the official side is struggling to get a grip on climate change, average temperatures are continuing to rise. That's why Greenpeace is launching the second part of its CO2 campaign this weekend.
While the official side is struggling to get a grip on climate change, average temperatures are continuing to rise. That's why Greenpeace is launching the second part of its CO2 campaign this weekend.
As the environmental organization reports, the urgent appeal "Reduce CO2" is once again being distributed to the public by means of various double-sided advertisements. These have once again been illustrated by the well-known artist, children's book illustrator and cartoonist Rudolf Stüssi. Over the coming weeks, climate change and the catastrophes it will bring, such as the destruction of permafrost, rockfalls and the melting of glaciers, will be dramatized.
As the environmental organization reports, the urgent appeal "Reduce CO2" is once again being distributed to the public by means of various double-sided advertisements. These have once again been illustrated by the well-known artist, children's book illustrator and cartoonist Rudolf Stüssi. Over the coming weeks, climate change and the catastrophes it will bring, such as the destruction of permafrost, rockfalls and the melting of glaciers, will be dramatized.
