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Turkey's Trojan Horse Spills Plastic Waste at COP31
Greenpeace's six-metre plastic waste sculpture at COP31 highlights fossil fuel pollution.
In brief
Greenpeace's six-metre plastic waste sculpture at COP31 highlights fossil fuel pollution. Greenpeace's six-metre Trojan Horse installation at COP31 in Antalya spills plastic waste to pressure policymakers on fossil fuel pollution. Originally reported by euronews.
Greenpeace Installation
Greenpeace International created a six-metre Trojan Horse sculpture in Antalya with Danish artist Thomas Dambo to highlight plastic waste from fossil fuels at COP31.
“The sculpture demonstrates how plastics serve as the petrochemical industry's "Trojan Horse"”
Plastic Waste Spill
Footage shows mounds of plastic refuse cascading from the six-metre wooden steed outside Konyaaltı’s municipal offices during COP31.
Mayor's Response
Konyaaltı Mayor Cem Kotan said the installation broadcasts a resonant appeal to global policymakers at COP31 regarding fossil fuel pollution.
The takeaway
Greenpeace's six-metre Trojan Horse installation at COP31 in Antalya spills plastic waste to pressure policymakers on fossil fuel pollution.
