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The people in this photo have joined Greenpeaces campaign to stop Nestle destroying rainforest for palm oil and help protect endangered species like orang utans - so can you. Palm oil - one of the ingredients in products like KitKat - is devastating the rainforests of Indonesia as they're torn down to make room for huge oil palm plantations. In fact these rainforests are being destroyed faster than any other in the world largely due to the demand for palm oil, pushing threatened species to extinction. This destruction also releases massive amounts of greenhouse gases which are accelerating climate change. Nestle, the makers of KitKat need to clean up their act and stop buying from companies which are destroying the rainforest. make sure they see this photo by clicking 'send to a friend' and send it to Paul Bulcke, the CEO of Nestle at Paul.Bulcke@nestle.com then find out what else you can do at www.greenpeace.org.uk/kitkat
The world is becoming one big WiFi zone. It’s available in bars, restaurants, trains, airports, supermarkets.. There’s even WiFi on Mount Everest. Result? People are constantly online.
Time for a break. So we created a Free No-WiFi Zone. In a radius of 5 meters, we blocked all signals so people could escape e-mails, updates, tags or likes. Instead, they could enjoy a good old newspaper or a hardcover book. Some even had a real conversation. Whilst eating a Kit Kat of course.
The people in this photo have joined Greenpeace's campaign to stop Nestle destroying the rainforests for palm oil and help protect endangered species like orang-utans - so can you.
Palm oil - one of the ingredients in products like KitKat - is devastating the rainforests of Indonesia as they're torn down to make room for huge oil palm plantations. In fact, these rainforests are being destroyed faster than any other in the world largely because of the demand for this oil, pushing threatened species like orang-utans even closer to extinction. This destruction also releases massive amounts of greenhouse gases which are accelerating climate change. Nestle the makers of KitKat, need to clean up their act and stop buying from companies which are destroying rainforests. make sure they see this photo by clicking 'send to a friend' below and sending it to Paul Bulcke, Nestle's CEO, at Paul.Bulcke@nestle.com, then find out what else you can do st www.greenpeace.org.uk/kitkat.