Leaflet
2007 (printed and published)
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In August 2007, the campaign group Climate Change set up a Camp for Climate Action at Heathrow Airport. The camp was a mass gathering of environmental activists who opposed plans for the airport's extension. Protestors claimed that the growth of air travel was a major factor in greenhouse gas emmisions. Climate Change produced a witty series of leaflets and stickers advertising the camp and its aims. This leaflet mimicks a Royal Bank of Scotland credit card, on the reverse it provides information for protestors in the event that they get lost or arrested. Climate Camp was a major logistical operation and represented a new wave of climate action protest which was both large scale and organised.
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Materials and techniques | colour ink jet printing |
Brief description | Leaflet mimicking an RBC credit card, created for Climate Camp; Great Britain, August, 2007 |
Physical description | leaflet, printed in colour, the from mimicks a credit card, the leaflet folds out to provide a three point guide to Climate Camp. |
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Marks and inscriptions | RBC/ The Royal Bank of Carbon/ CREDIT CARD/ 1230 0104 2009 0350/ VALID FROM 04/09/ EXPIRES 12/09/ MR FRED GOODWIN/ 00-44-75 94521290/ DISASTER CARD (Front) |
Credit line | Given by Sophie Allain |
Summary | In August 2007, the campaign group Climate Change set up a Camp for Climate Action at Heathrow Airport. The camp was a mass gathering of environmental activists who opposed plans for the airport's extension. Protestors claimed that the growth of air travel was a major factor in greenhouse gas emmisions. Climate Change produced a witty series of leaflets and stickers advertising the camp and its aims. This leaflet mimicks a Royal Bank of Scotland credit card, on the reverse it provides information for protestors in the event that they get lost or arrested. Climate Camp was a major logistical operation and represented a new wave of climate action protest which was both large scale and organised. |
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Accession number | E.612-2014 |
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Record created | June 10, 2014 |
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