Greenpeace Projects Enviro Messages on Fonterra HQ
Source: dairynews.today
Greenpeace activists illuminate Fonterra's Auckland headquarters with passionate public messages urging the dairy giant to address its environmental impact.
This morning, the facade of Fonterra’s Auckland headquarters became a canvas for a powerful environmental protest. Greenpeace projected dozens of messages from New Zealanders on the building, demanding the dairy titan take accountability for its alleged environmental damage. Notably, as shared by one message, 'I used to be proud of New Zealand's dairy farms but no longer.
Now I'm ashamed.' Alongside statements from individuals like Gail, who expressed regret over the dairy industry's pollution, Greenpeace spokesperson Sinéad Deighton-O’Flynn highlighted the accusations: "Fonterra is New Zealand’s worst environmental polluter.
They’re cooking the climate with superheating methane gas, contaminating rural communities’ drinking water with harmful levels of nitrate, and destroying the rainforests of Southeast Asia for cheap cow feed." Despite Fonterra seeking $300,000 in reparations over a previous protest, Greenpeace remains undeterred, vowing to hold the company accountable for what they term its environmental 'crimes'.
Now I'm ashamed.' Alongside statements from individuals like Gail, who expressed regret over the dairy industry's pollution, Greenpeace spokesperson Sinéad Deighton-O’Flynn highlighted the accusations: "Fonterra is New Zealand’s worst environmental polluter.
They’re cooking the climate with superheating methane gas, contaminating rural communities’ drinking water with harmful levels of nitrate, and destroying the rainforests of Southeast Asia for cheap cow feed." Despite Fonterra seeking $300,000 in reparations over a previous protest, Greenpeace remains undeterred, vowing to hold the company accountable for what they term its environmental 'crimes'.
