Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Arctic-Beaches--Cleaning-up-the-Trash---Web-Video--SWEDISH-VERSION--27MZIFJJKIP92.htmlConceptually similarArctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (ENGLISH VERSION)GP0STPX9XCompleted★★★★Arctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (CLEAN VERSION)GP0STPX9YCompleted★★★★Arctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (FRENCH VERSION)GP0STPXDUCompleted★★★★Arctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (SPANISH VERSION)GP0STPXDVCompleted★★★★Arctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (GERMAN VERSION)GP0STPXDWCompleted★★★★Arctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (DANISH VERSION)GP0STPXDYCompleted★★★★Arctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (FINNISH VERSION)GP0STPXEQCompleted★★★★Arctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (NORWEGIAN VERSION)GP0STPXFXCompleted★★★★Arctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (KOREAN VERSION)GP0STPXFZCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STPXDZArctic Beaches: Cleaning up the Trash - Web Video (SWEDISH VERSION)Three winners of the Greenpeace Arctic Frontier Poster contest participate in a beach clean-up at Sarstangen on Prince Carls Forland, the west coast of Svalbard. According to the Governor of Svalbard, approximately 80 percent of the trash that ends up on the beaches of Svalbard originates from the fishing industry.Locations:Arctic-Europe-Norway-Prins Karls Forland-Sarstangen-SvalbardDate:26 Jun, 2016Credit:© GreenpeaceDuration:30sAudio format:Final MixProduction Type :WEB VIDEOKeywords:Actions and protests-Beaches-Cleaning-KWCI (GPI)-Rubbish-Save the Arctic (campaign title)-TimelapseShoot:'Protect What You Love' Arctic Ship Tour (Videos)The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise tours Svalbard to document and confront the fishing industry operating in the Arctic. A large part of the seafood industry has recently pledged to stay out of these pristine waters whilst other companies continue to pose a threat through destructive fishing practices.
