Whistleblowers on plastic pollution

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Brice Lalonde alert on plastic bag pollution

Publication date 04/01/1989 From €100.00

Whistleblowers on plastic pollution

Plastics pose pollution problems: when burned, they release hydrochloric acid and dyoxins. Italy and Germany have already taken measures to limit consumption (taxes on plastic bags and bottles), nothing is yet provided for in France, apart from the obligation to use chlorine filters when burning plastic. Factual images of landfills and plastic waste alternating with the interview of Brice LALONDE, which notably alerts on the consequences for marine animals: "Sea turtles are in danger: they take plastic bags for octopuses and they die suffocated.

Pollution at sea: Genetic alterations in sight!

Publication date 24/01/1996 From €100.00

Whistleblowers on plastic pollution

The IFREMER Institute recently carried out a monitoring campaign showing the impact of plastic bags that pollute the seabed and intoxicate fish. Factual images of the samples taken at sea and a laboratory of analysis that alternate with the interview of François GALGANI of the ecotoxicology laboratory IFREMER in Nantes, which alerts on genetic mutations in progress.

Passing day: the President of France Nature Environnement gives the alert

Publication date 19/08/2010 From €100.00

Whistleblowers on plastic pollution

Interview on stage by Bruno GENTY, President of France Nature Environnement, to talk about the "day of overtaking" which was set for 21 August 2010 and marks the imbalance between human consumption and the resources available on the planet. Bruno GENTY talks about the responsibility of the authorities, companies and citizens in this major problem. He gives a few examples of actions to take on a daily basis, such as controlling your energy and water consumption. He also talks about mobile phones being a source of pollution.

Alain Bombard and the protection of the sea

Publication date 01/01/1966 From €100.00

Whistleblowers on plastic pollution

Alain BOMBARD, biologist, alerts the viewer to the consequences of pollution of the coastline and beaches, on the future state of the sea and pollution off the oceans. " If it extends offshore, it is the sea lost to humanity. The sea is part of our capital and we are not allowed to spend its capital (...). If we threw away tons of filth, toxic products (...) we could no longer use the sea for the water supply of humanity"

Interview Olivier de Kersauzon on ocean pollution

Publication date 27/11/2001 From €100.00

Whistleblowers on plastic pollution

Olivier de Kersauzon is preparing a new trimaran for navigation, Le Géronimo. Interviewed on this occasion, he was pessimistic about the ecological status of the oceans. He compares the current period with the pollution of yesterday (e.g. wood, pallet ends) which destroyed themselves; whereas today a real living world is recreated on this plastic pollution, like anatifs that are beginning to grow, algae. " It feels like this pollution is going to turn around indestructibly, and that’s what’s unbearable." Interview and illustration images of seabeds polluted by plastic bottles

Ocean plastic pollution

Publication date 27/11/2001 From €100.00

Whistleblowers on plastic pollution

Some 100 countries are meeting in Montreal, Canada, to take a first look at the oceans protection plan launched in 1995 by the United Nations. This balance sheet is not optimistic, the oceans becoming more and more the dump of our consumer society Reportage based on illustration images showing fishermen at the dock, the innumerable waste caught in the nets, and an underwater view of a frog man; with an interview with Jo LE GUEN, navigator, considering that there should be more control of trawlers and commercial boats, with records of waste and hydrocarbons

Leclerc stores launch recyclable plastic bag

Publication date 25/05/1995 From €100.00

Whistleblowers on plastic pollution

To protect the environment, Leclerc stores are now proposing to replace disposable plastic bags with recyclable and reusable bags in their stores. Mixed reactions from customers of a supermarket and an interview with Jean Michel BORDAIS, director of a Leclerc centre.

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