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本帖最后由 nur99 于 2022-9-4 17:46 编辑
As you may know, I greatly appreciate the actions and the courage of the people of Greenpeace. In their campaigns, they often show a lot of ingenuity and once again we find them where we don't expect them with this anime totally immersed in a manga universe to talk about the fashion industry. Greenpeace's Brian speaks on the campaign “You can predict what will be the trend next season by looking at the color of the rivers in China and Mexico due to the dangerous dyes and chemicals used by the fashion industry. » This lively collaboration between Greenpeace and Beach Studios (creators of many militant videos such as Meatrix or Story of Stuff) presents us with the traces of dangerous chemicals from many factories around the world for the one and only production of clothing.
Greenpeace says some of the chemicals found in trace amounts in these garments are banned in Europe and the United States, turning your washing machine into image manipulation service a potential source of hazardous and illegal waste. Thank you Tania | source These articles may interest you When GreenPeace appears at David VS Goliath! Greenpeace militates against the ecosystem… politics. To share Leave a comment Your email address will not be published. Mandatory fields are marked with * Comment * Nom * E-mail * Site web Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
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