Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Petition-Delivery-in-Stockholm-Asking-Essity-to-Stop-Wiping-Away-the-Great-Northern-Forest-27MZIFJXKMR3Q.htmlConceptually similarPetition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGP0STR6YSCompleted★★★★Petition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGP0STR6YWCompleted★★★★★★Petition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGP0STR6YYCompleted★★★★Petition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGP0STR6YZCompleted★★★★Petition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGP0STR6Z1Completed★★★★Petition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGP0STR6Z0Completed★★★★Petition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGP0STR6Y2Completed★★★★★★Petition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGP0STR6Z3Completed★★★★Petition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGP0STR6Z4Completed★★★★View AllGP0STR6YXPetition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestSámi artist, Sofia Jannok with Greenpeace volunteers outside Essity HQ in Stockholm.Greenpeace Nordic representatives and Sámi artist, Sofia Jannok deliver the signatures of almost a quarter of a million people to Essity in Stockholm. Signatories are asking Essity to clean up its supply chain and ensure that the company is not involved in destruction of the last critical forest landscapes in the Great Northern Forest.The report, Wiping Away the Boreal published on 27 September by Greenpeace International shows the connection between Essity and destruction of critical forest landscapes of the Great Northern Forest in Sweden, Finland and Russia.In Sweden, Essity sources its pulp from SCA Östrand pulp mill. Some of the raw material for the pulp comes from areas which have been identified by the Swedish authorities as having ‘particularly high ecological preservation values’. SCA is also planting non-native lodgepole pine, which threatens the indigenous Sámi people’s way of life by decreasing access to natural grazing areas for their reindeer.Locations:Europe-Nordic Countries-Stockholm-SwedenDate:26 Oct, 2017Credit:© Rob Schoenbaum / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3000px X 2000pxRestrictions:IMAGE AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD BY EXTERNAL MEDIA FOR 14 DAYS AFTER RELEASE. TERMS OF DELIVERY: NO THIRD PARTIES, NO RESALE, NO ARCHIVE, FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY, NOT FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. CREDIT-LINE COMPULSORY.Keywords:Actions and protests-Boreal forests-Day-Direct communications-Essity-Flags-Great Northern Forest (campaign title)-Greenpeace activists-Indigenous People-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Petitions-Signs-WomenShoot:Petition Delivery in Stockholm Asking Essity to Stop Wiping Away the Great Northern ForestGreenpeace Nordic representatives and Sámi artist, Sofia Jannok deliver the signatures of almost a quarter of a million people to Essity in Stockholm. Signatories are asking Essity to clean up its supply chain and ensure that the company is not involved in destruction of the last critical forest landscapes in the Great Northern Forest.The report, Wiping Away the Boreal published on 27 September by Greenpeace International shows the connection between Essity and destruction of critical forest landscapes of the Great Northern Forest in Sweden, Finland and Russia.In Sweden, Essity sources its pulp from SCA Östrand pulp mill. Some of the raw material for the pulp comes from areas which have been identified by the Swedish authorities as having ‘particularly high ecological preservation values’. SCA is also planting non-native lodgepole pine, which threatens the indigenous Sámi people’s way of life by decreasing access to natural grazing areas for their reindeer.
