Radioactive Fish Flyer

They’ve come up with a really great idea on how to publicize the results of some of their radiation tests of fish from Japanese supermarket shelves. A fake advertisement flier, listing the amounts of cesium instead of prices.

And the message it sends is very clear: Greenpeace could not find any fish that contained radiation exceeding legal safety limits. The legal limit for Japan is 500 becquerels per kilogram. The highest amount of radiation they found in one fish was 47.3 Bq/kg, or less than one tenth the limit.

Greenpeace Takes On VW With A Little Help From The Star Wars Universe

Greenpeace BP Logo Redesign

A few years ago BP came up with this green logo and rebranded themselves as "beyond Petroleum". This cynical move was to misdirect criticism of a company with a horrible safety record that was making billion in profits while propping up tyrants in the Middle East and exploiting the dirtiest of our natural resources. Well Greenpeace announced a contest to redesign BP's logo and make it more representative of company itself. Now that the Gulf leak has been going for over 40 days these logos are more true than some of the artists may have known at the time.

Politicians Apologize For Not Stopping Global Warming

In these clever Greenpeace ads politicians have been aged by twenty years and seen the error of their way when it comes to Global Warming. The ads will be displayed at the Copenhagen Airport in preparations for the climate negotiations that begin in the city starting December 7th.