I don't know why the chance that a picture on AutoblogGreen might actually offend someone in a work environment is kind of thrilling (oh, if only we could drum up controversy like that), but it is. And if it's ever going to happen, this post is probably our only opportunity.
The images in question come from Friends of the Earth, the UK environmental action group with the slogan, "Making life better for people by inspiring solutions to environmental problems." With their latest ad campaign, "Protection Against Climate Change," FotE is trying to inform students about the issue of climate change and the power they have to help stop it. While the current American government does not embrace condoms, the UK's Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) through its Climate Challenge Fund funded the Protection campaign.
You can get the idea for the campaign from the cropped image above and the text of this post. Feel free to click on the image to see the rest (then click previous photo to see two more images from the campaign). If our 1,280-pixel versions are not large enough for you, you can download poster-size versions directly from FotE.
[Source: Friends of the Earth via Hugg]
The images in question come from Friends of the Earth, the UK environmental action group with the slogan, "Making life better for people by inspiring solutions to environmental problems." With their latest ad campaign, "Protection Against Climate Change," FotE is trying to inform students about the issue of climate change and the power they have to help stop it. While the current American government does not embrace condoms, the UK's Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) through its Climate Challenge Fund funded the Protection campaign.
You can get the idea for the campaign from the cropped image above and the text of this post. Feel free to click on the image to see the rest (then click previous photo to see two more images from the campaign). If our 1,280-pixel versions are not large enough for you, you can download poster-size versions directly from FotE.
[Source: Friends of the Earth via Hugg]
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