17.10.2018.,Zagreb, Croatia - Art installation by Greenpeace on Ban Jelacic Square. Two sculptures of six or three meters high represented whales filled with plastic waste. Photo: Patrik Macek/PIXSELL Stock Photo - Alamy
Greenpeace Calls for Ocean Protection to Address Whale Deaths - Greenpeace USA
Dead whale fake but plastic pollution killing the sea real, says Greenpeace | Inquirer News
Dead whale washed ashore in Italy with stomach full of plastic | The Hill
Dead whale sculpture raises awareness on plastic waste | Euronews
Greenpeace has installed these life-size sculptures of whales in Rome, Italy. They're covered in single-use plastic to raise awareness of… | Escultura, The guardian
Kids Are Playing with a "Dead Whale" in the Philippines—Here's Why
Campaign Spotlight: Greenpeace Philippines and Dentsu Jayme Syfu shed light on plastics pollution - adobo Magazine Online
Grocery store efforts on plastic reduction too slow, Greenpeace says – Orange County Register
Budapest Hungary 07092019 Greenpeace Demonstration Named Stock Photo 1445908331 | Shutterstock
Shocking Beached Whale in the Philippines Is Not What It Seems
Dead whale sculpture raises awareness on plastic waste in the Philippines
Whale sculpture put up in downtown Zagreb to warn of plastic waste in seas | Croatia Week
Giant 'Dead Whale' Is Haunting Reminder of Massive Plastic Pollution Problem - EcoWatch
NBC News - Whale sculptures made from plastic waste recovered from the ocean on display at the parliament building in Budapest, Hungary. The temporary installation by Greenpeace is part of the international
A Giant Beached Whale Illustrates the Plastic Pollution Problem | Plastic Pollution Coalition
Pledging to fight plastic pollution – DW – 10/29/2018
Greenpeace - Whale Art Installation in the Philippines
Mr. Eco - This dead whale sculplture made out of plastic trash by Greenpeace Philippines is raising awareness about the 275 million pieces of #plastic in the world's oceans | Facebook
Greenpeace Philippines statement on the dead whale in the Philippines with 40kgs of plastic in its stomach - Greenpeace Philippines
